Insert php with object as parameter

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Insert php with object as parameter

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I’d like to understand how I can do an insert function in php that uses an object as a parameter. Example:

class Aluno{
   private $nome;
   private $curso;
}

getters e setters...

public function insere(Aluno $aluno){
// suponho que aqui fica a definição dos atributos e o retorno do mysqli_query (não tenho certeza)

}

My question is how I can get this function to insert a record into the database, when it is simply called by an instantiated object. And I would like this function not to be changed in the parameter, even if more attributes are placed in the class. I need it to always be a Student object. I would also like to understand how I can use the return of this function.

First it is important that you relate your student entity from the bank(table) to your Student class. Then just do Insert into normally, using getters to assign table column values.

– user28595

2015/11/27 at 23:57
What really is the problem ? It is hard to understand, what is really the problem based on this example, and your explanation is also unclear ?

– Edilson

2015/11/28 at 04:51
Edilson, I said above that I need to understand how to do a function using an object as a parameter, I don’t understand exactly how to implement the function, I even put a comment assuming what I believe it should be, but I’m not sure how to do it.

– DiChrist

2015/11/28 at 12:08

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by Ericks Rodrigues • **130** points · Answer 1 · 2015-11-28T03:47:31+00:00

Hey, good night, man. I’m a beginner in php, and I don’t use mysqli either (I’m using PDO),

$pdo = new PDO("mysql:host=localhost;dbname=nome_banco", "usuario_banco", "senha_banco");
$insert = $pdo->prepare("INSERT INTO NomeTabela (nome,curso) VALUES (:nome,:curso);");
$insert->bindValue(":nome",$aluno->nome);
$insert->bindValue(":curso",$aluno->curso);
$insert->execute();