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I am more a man of practice than of advise.
Maybe because I feel the responsibility for the advise I give out. Some advises are much simpler to be given than implemented. I need to make sure that my advise won't raise more questions than it does answer - otherwise it will be anything but help. It is simple to say "use prepared statements" but how exactly ...
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Just a few things to add to mickmackusa's excellent answer...
Consider using the <label> HTML tag
In things like
Username:
<input type="text" name="username" maxlength="15"/>
When you click on a label, focus is sent to the input associated with it. This helps improve accessibility as well as other benefits - Why use <label>?
<...
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openConnection() is written to die() internally if there is a connection error, there is no need for you to write:
if ($conn->connect_error) {
die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error);
}
I do not recommend that you provide the precise mysql error when something goes wrong. It is better practice to provide a vague explanation to the end ...
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