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I am developing a online voting system using php as backend language and Laravel as framework. In this project admin will create a event and add the candidate under each event. During voting time admin will select the event for voters, their voter card will be scan and voter information will be popup since their information is already stored in database. when email is sent it should go to particular event that have selected. After that voter should open the link and vote for only one cardiant under that event. I want a code that will generate a dynamic link, that will redirect to specific event.

I’m trying to make an update modal, but i can’t get the player_id from the hidden input named update_player_id.

I have a problem that I don’t know how to solve and I would like if, if possible, someone who understands more about html/php could help me.
I’m creating a form for a school project and I need to pass the value of a form to a page to send to a database, but I don’t know how to do this and keep the file on the same page.

I have just uploaded my website on hostinger and the index. html page is perfectly working, i have some buttons on the page that should direct you to login. Php and register. Php but when clicked it gives a blank page

I wanted to achieve similar result as shown in below image.

I wanted to achieve similar result as shown in below image.

My PHP code is not uploading data that is being inserted to my SQL database. I have had different source have looked for different fixes for this problem, but I cannot seem to find a fix for it. I have fiddle with the code but there is not fixes around this problem that I am able to find. Is there a more efficient way to comparing the csv values to the columns they are being inserted in? Without the require_once(“html-4coumn.php”) the upload.php outputs an error:

A visitor wants to go to all 5 attractions. I need to create a class that calculates how much the visitor has to pay to visit all the attractions once. I don’t really know how best to do that in PHP anymore. How do I make sure it’s neatly written in a neat outline?

I have a website where I want users to be able to log in directly from my index page without being redirected to a separate login page. Currently, I have in my index a “Login” link in the navigation bar. When users click this link, I want them to be automatically logged in and not redirect to my login page where then the user can log-in.I have tried creating a hidden login from and handle the login logic directly in my index page’s PHP code but i am not sure if it is the rigth apporach and also i am having trouble adjusting it with me existing code in my login page