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Courses Plus Student 3,735 PointsI am getting the message: “Your function should accept 1 argument for member_id.” Could someone provide sample code?
I tried adding the code as it was shown in the video, but I’m not sure what I’m missing.
<?php
function get_member() {
include("connection.php");
try {
$results = $db->perpare(
"SELECT member_id, email, fullname, level
FROM members
WHERE member_id= ?"
);
$results->bindParam(1,$id,PDO::PARAM_INT);
$results->execute();
} catch (Exception $e) {
echo "bad query";
echo $e;
}
$members = $results->fetch(PDO::FETCH_ASSOC);
return $members;
}
1 Answer
Joel Bardsley
31,249 Pointstry { $results = $db->perpare(
Typo above needs fixing.
Robert Valencia
Courses Plus Student 3,735 PointsRobert Valencia
Courses Plus Student 3,735 PointsThank you Joel, I corrected that typo, crossed my fingers, but I’m still getting the same error message: “Your function should accept 1 argument for member_id”. Any other suggestions?
Joel Bardsley
31,249 PointsJoel Bardsley
31,249 PointsI was on my phone yesterday so wasn't able to run through the challenge. I assume you previously had an $id argument in the get_member function, ie get_member($id) - for some reason you seem to have removed it, so there's no longer a reference to $id that can be used in the $results->bindParam() method.
Also, there was no need to change the returned $members value. Reset this back to $members = $results->fetchAll(); as well as make the corrections above and the challenge should pass.
Robert Valencia
Courses Plus Student 3,735 PointsRobert Valencia
Courses Plus Student 3,735 PointsThank you so much Joel! Your answers really walked me through it and helped me see the glaring adjustments that were not obvious to me.
Cheers!