PHP & MySQL: User Data Management

Connecting to the Database

$conexion = new mysqli("localhost", "root", "", "datos");

Form Handling (formulario.php)

<title>Save User</title>

Saving User Data (operacionguardar.php)

include("conexion.php");
$nombre = $_POST['nombre'];
$Dni = $_POST['Dni'];
$correo = $_POST['correo'];
$query = "INSERT INTO usuarios (nombre, Dni, correo) VALUES ('$nombre', '$Dni', '$correo')";
$resultado = $conexion->query($query);
if ($resultado) {
    header("location:tabla.php");
} else {
    echo "Insertion 
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Franco’s Spain: Foreign Policy, Opposition, and Economy

Foreign Policy

European Community

Spain applied for admission to the European Community in 1962, but it was rejected due to the antidemocratic nature of the Franco regime. Later, in 1970, Spain reached a commercial agreement that reduced import and export duties for trade with EC countries.

Gibraltar

Spain requested the United Nations for sovereignty over Gibraltar.

  • The UN Assembly’s judgement favored Spain.
  • The United Kingdom refused to relinquish control of Gibraltar.
  • Spain closed the border in 1969.
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Factors in Juvenile Sentencing and Imprisonment Effects

Current Status of Children in the Justice System

It had become apparent that there was a discriminatory practice at the time that required intervention in formal social control. We can say that this situation has been overcome. Children involved in the justice system, facing both standard and very unfavorable personal situations, often come from families with comfortable financial positions, although some families also struggle financially. The social environment from which they come is characterized

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Classical and Romantic Music: Genres, Beethoven’s 9th

Classicism

Classical instrumental genres (formal structures were important as the musician’s life depended on noble or ecclesiastical courts):

  • Sonata
  • Concerto (instrument accompanied by orchestra)
  • Symphony (Orchestra)
  • String Quartet

Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9

Hearing

Work: Symphony No. 9

Author: Beethoven

Period: Pre-Romantic

Medium: Vocal-instrumental (symphony orchestra, mixed choir, and vocal quartet)

Form: Symphony

Features:

First movement: There are two constant themes: a dramatic one and a calm one, which

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Art, Painting, and Creative Expression

Work Ethic

I am a productive worker, consistently contributing a full eight hours each day without faltering. My dedication and efficiency make me a valuable asset.

Formal Letter Example

Dear Mr./Mrs. (Name),

I would like to schedule an appointment with you for next Tuesday. Would this be possible?

Sincerely,

Aurora

Artwork Commentary

This oil-on-canvas painting by (artist’s name) predominantly features (color). The cool color palette evokes feelings of loneliness and sadness. Reminiscent of a Japanese

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Confined Spaces: Hazards, Risks, and Safety Measures

Confined Spaces: Definition and Examples

A confined space is any space with limited openings for entry and exit, where an employee can fully enter. These spaces often have unfavorable natural ventilation, allowing pollutants to accumulate, creating toxic, flammable, or oxygen-deficient atmospheres. Confined spaces are not designed for continuous human occupancy.

NIOSH Definition of Confined Space

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) defines a confined space as any space

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Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia: Causes, Symptoms, Management

Congenital Diaphragmatic Hernia

Anatomic Lung Alterations

  • Failure of the Bochdalek foramen of the diaphragm to close.
  • Migration of the intestines into the thorax.
  • Atelectasis.
  • Complete lung collapse.
  • Mediastinal shift to the unaffected side of the thorax.
  • Reduction in the number of bronchial generations and alveoli per acinus.

Etiology

A congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH) occurs in approximately 1 out of 2,000 to 4,000 live births. The baby is usually mature at birth. Two-thirds of affected infants are

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English Grammar Exercises: Pronouns, Comparatives, and More

English Grammar Exercises

English Task: Read the dialogues and choose the correct answer. Adjective or possessive pronoun.

  1. Where is my/mine book? Oh, here it is!
  2. That’s not my/your book. It’s my/mine.
  • We’ve got a dog. Your/Our dog is big and black.
  • What is it/its name?
  • Not “it”, “she”. She/Her name is Princess.
  1. Complete the sentences with object pronouns.
  2. Antonio is my friend. I always phone him at the weekends.
  3. Where is my mobile phone? Can you see it?
  4. We are going to London. Do you want to
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Gothic Cathedrals: Architecture and Evolution in Europe

Architecture: The Gothic Cathedral

The Gothic cathedral is characterized by verticality and light, reflecting divinity. Its most typical expression is the cathedral, where we find all the elements of Gothic art. It utilizes a new type of arch and vault: the pointed arch and vault, which enables a transparent wall covered with glass. Rosettes are privileged under the windows of colored glass.

Latin cross plans predominate, distinguishing the header and cruise ships, three to five. The choir has an

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Al-Andalus, Habsburg Decline, and Bourbon Reforms in Spain

Muslim Rule in Al-Andalus

Rural Economy and Land Tenure

In the rural world of Al-Andalus, Muslims introduced significant technical improvements, notably promoting irrigation practices by regulating water use. This facilitated the spread of crops such as rice, cotton, and citrus fruits. Sheep farming and harvesting were also encouraged. Large tracts of land, known as latifundia or estates, were often held by Arabs. The most common form of exploitation was partnership (profit sharing), and many peasants

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