# Prompt 10: PHP Form Handling with Email Notification Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create an HTML form with fields for name, email, and message. 2. Use PHP to handle the form submission. 3. After submission, send an email notification with the form data to a specified email address. 4. Use PHP's mail() function to send the email. 5. Ensure that the email is sent only when all form fields are completed correctly. Additional considerations: 1. Validate the email address before sending the notification. 2. Ensure the email is sent asynchronously, so the user does not wait for confirmation. 3. Display a success message after the email has been sent. Expected output: A form that sends an email notification after submission, with proper validation and confirmation using PHP.
# Prompt 9: PHP Form Handling with MySQL Database Insertion Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create an HTML form with fields for name, email, and message. 2. Use PHP to handle the form submission and store the data in a MySQL database. 3. Establish a database connection using MySQLi or PDO. 4. Insert the submitted form data into the database after validation. 5. Provide feedback to the user that their data has been successfully inserted. Additional considerations: 1. Use prepared statements to prevent SQL injection attacks. 2. Ensure the database table is correctly structured to store the form data. 3. Provide error handling if the database connection or insertion fails. Expected output: A PHP script that processes form submissions and inserts the data into a MySQL database with proper validation and error handling.
# Prompt 8: PHP Form Handling with CSRF Protection Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create a form with fields for user name, email, and message. 2. Use PHP to process the form data after submission. 3. Add a hidden CSRF token field to the form for security purposes. 4. Use PHP to validate the CSRF token on form submission. 5. Display a success message after form submission, if the token is valid. Additional considerations: 1. Implement CSRF protection to prevent cross-site request forgery attacks. 2. Use PHP to check that the CSRF token matches the session token. 3. Ensure the token is generated securely and added to the form. Expected output: A form submission with CSRF protection to prevent attacks, processed by PHP with token validation.
# Prompt 7: PHP Form Handling with Redirect to Another Page Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create a form with fields for name, email, and message. 2. Use PHP to process the form data. 3. After form submission, redirect the user to another page where the submitted data is displayed. 4. Use PHP to validate the form data before redirection. 5. Display the submitted data on the redirected page. Additional considerations: 1. Use PHP to ensure that the form fields are not empty before processing. 2. Redirect to a new page using the PHP header() function after form submission. 3. Make sure the redirection works smoothly and the data is displayed correctly. Expected output: A form that redirects to a new page after submission, displaying the submitted data on the new page.
# Prompt 6: PHP Form Handling with AJAX Submission Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create a form with fields for name, email, and message. 2. Use PHP to handle the form submission in the backend. 3. Implement AJAX to submit the form without reloading the page. 4. Use JavaScript to handle the AJAX request and display the success or error message dynamically. 5. The form data should be submitted to the PHP script, and the response should be displayed on the same page. Additional considerations: 1. Use PHP to validate the submitted data and return success or error responses as JSON. 2. Ensure that the form does not reload the page after submission. 3. Provide feedback messages dynamically after the form is submitted via AJAX. Expected output: A form submission handled via AJAX, using PHP for backend processing, and dynamically displaying the response on the same page.
# Prompt 5: PHP Form Handling with Session Management Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create an HTML form that collects user details (name, email, etc.). 2. Use PHP to handle the form submission and start a session. 3. Store the submitted form data in the session. 4. After submission, display the stored data on a new page. 5. Ensure that the session data persists even after navigating to another page. 6. Add basic validation to ensure the data is complete. Additional considerations: 1. Use PHP sessions to store user data temporarily. 2. Display the form data on a different page using session variables. 3. Provide feedback if the session data is not set. Expected output: A form that stores data in a session and displays it on a new page after submission.
# Prompt 4: PHP Form Handling with Confirmation Page Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create a simple HTML form that collects user information (name, email, message). 2. Use PHP to handle the form submission and display a confirmation page after submission. 3. The form should be submitted to a different page that displays a confirmation message and the submitted data. 4. Use PHP to redirect the user to the confirmation page after form submission. 5. The confirmation page should display the data submitted by the user. Additional considerations: 1. Ensure that form data is passed correctly to the confirmation page using PHP. 2. Add validation to the form inputs to make sure all fields are completed. 3. Use the GET or POST method appropriately for passing the form data to the confirmation page. Expected output: A form that submits to a confirmation page where the user sees the submitted data and a success message.
# Prompt 3: PHP Form Submission with File Upload Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create an HTML form that includes a file upload field. 2. Use PHP to handle the form submission and the file upload. 3. The file should be saved to the server, and a success message should be displayed. 4. Add validation to ensure only certain file types are allowed. 5. Provide feedback if the file upload fails or if there are errors. 6. Display the submitted form data on the page after successful submission. Additional considerations: 1. Use PHP to check for errors in file upload (e.g., file size limit, file type). 2. Ensure that the form uses the enctype="multipart/form-data" for the file upload. 3. Display the file name or link after successful upload. Expected output: A PHP script that handles form submissions, including file uploads, with validation and feedback.
# Prompt 2: PHP Form Handling with Error Messages Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create an HTML form with fields for name, email, and message. 2. Use PHP to handle the form submission. 3. Add error messages for missing or invalid fields. 4. The form should display error messages for each field if they are not filled out correctly. 5. Upon successful submission, display the submitted data on the same page. 6. Use POST method to send the form data. Additional considerations: 1. Add validation for the email field (e.g., check if the email is in a valid format). 2. Use PHP to ensure the message field is not empty. 3. Provide feedback for each error and display the form values in case of error. Expected output: A PHP script that processes form submissions, validates inputs, and shows error messages where necessary.
# Prompt 1: Basic PHP Form Submission Handling Help me write PHP code for handling form submissions Code requirements: 1. Create a simple HTML form with fields for name and email. 2. Use PHP to handle the form submission and print the values submitted. 3. Ensure the form data is sanitized before displaying. 4. The form should redirect to the same page after submission. 5. Add basic validation for the name and email fields. Additional considerations: 1. Use PHP to check if the form has been submitted. 2. Display a success message after the form is successfully submitted. 3. The code should be easy to modify for more fields. Expected output: A PHP script that handles a basic form submission, sanitizes the inputs, validates the fields, and displays a success message.