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Viewing Data from the Database in PHP

Let's create a page show.php, where we can view the user's data formatted with a specific layout.

Let's assume we are given the following layout for this:

<div> <h1>user1</h1> <p> age: <span class="age">23</span>, salary: <span class="salary">400</span> </p> </div>

Let the id of the user we want to view be passed via the GET parameter named id. Let's get it into a variable:

<?php $id = $_GET['id']; ?>

Let's form a query to get this user:

<?php $query = "SELECT * FROM users WHERE id=$id"; ?>

Let's execute the query:

<?php $result = mysqli_query($link, $query) or die(mysqli_error($link)); ?>

Let's write the user data into a variable:

<?php $user = mysqli_fetch_assoc($result); ?>

Let's output this data in our layout:

<div> <h1><?= $user['name'] ?></h1> <p> age: <span class="age"><?= $user['age'] ?></span>, salary: <span class="salary"><?= $user['salary'] ?></span> </p> </div>

Implement the user view using the following layout:

<div> <p> name: <span class="name">user1</span> </p> <p> age: <span class="age">23</span>, salary: <span class="salary">400$</span>, </p> </div>

On the page index.php, implement the output of links to view each of the users:

<a href="/en/show.php?id=1">user1</a> <a href="/en/show.php?id=2">user2</a> <a href="/en/show.php?id=3">user3</a>
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