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* PDO extension enabled
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* MySQL ~v5.6+
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**NOTE**: These are the version the example has been tested under.
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**NOTE**: These are the versions the example has been tested under.
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## Setup
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## How it works ?
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This is easy. The `index.php` connects to the database and loads all emails within the table `emails` and displays them.
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Additionally there is a input field, where new emails can be appended to the `emails` table.
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Additionally, there is an input field, where new emails can be appended to the `emails` table.
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When a new email added, the form is submitted to `actions.php` where the action `add` is mapped to connect to the database and insert a new email in the `emails` table.
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If an error occurs, then the script redirects back to `index.php` with an `error` GET parameter, containing an error message.
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## Troubleshooting
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If you are having any troubles, create an issue here on GitHub.
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If you are having any troubles, please create an issue here on GitHub.
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