PHP beginners tutorial 43 - $_GET and $_POST

In this tutorial I talk about the difference between $_GET and $_POST, to show to difference between the 2 we retrieve data from a form input text box.

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[davidmapulanga]

Beautiful 8 years ago and your video helped me figure out you can only pass from php TO ANOTHER php form. I was trying to pass from an html file to a php file

[nexusreplicant]

Great vid, Quentin! Solved some questions that, as a php newbie, I was really wandering around in circles. Thanks a lot!

[jamiegarcia]

Thanks, this video was really helpful.

[jooosh]

Is it possible to use get and post method in just one form? Like example username and password in the same form. Or do I need to separate that into two form?

[ltltgtl]

so, we can use $_get method but $_post more secure or if we do not know which method we will be using we should use $_request superglobal variable which supports both methods. Is everything right?
sorry for mistakes, I am not fluent in english.

[enriquereyes]

Congrats for your work and so thanks for the videos... they are so helpful!
Can you give me a hand about GET method? I have an website (still just in localhost) about classes, like your youtube channel, but I teach math, physics and chemistry. This website has a page "videoaulas.php" (I'm brazilian, then my pages have portuguese names) and in this page I have a side menu with the classes subjects. I'd like to do something that allow put many pages inside one, and the user clicking in math, for example, the url be videoaulas.php?page=math, and in this one just the math videos appear (I use <iframe ....> to call videos from youtube). Do you know how can I do that?
Thank you

[louisdiblasi]

I am having a problem at 7:00 in the video. I can see the results in the web address. However I can't get the echo results to show up on the page. Any suggestions?

[livinglies]

its a good damn thing the subject matter wasnt that difficult. I don't see how you managed to make it sound and seem so befuddled....I am looking at the comments and Im like, phew! I'm not the only one....lol? Thanks tho! Ive found that the tech savvy tend to want to showcase their craft by eagerly conveying concepts that are a bit more involved. Many of them are talented at what they do, but teaching, aye, not so much...For example, some will crackshot off a page or two off code explaining it throughout while typing; to be of absent in explaining when and where to apply it...you know, where to find the file and where exactly to insert it and why it matters...The kind of stuff that may be second nature to a programmer, but to someone like me, it makes all the differance....I can find code all day long, but know when and where to apply it and why is the information, for some reason, that is hard to find. So, with that said, I thank you for going over the minor stuff, just let me encourage you to keep it simple like you did here, just try and be a little more clear. Thanks again!