Having a problem with mysqli and prepared statments?
Your not checking for error, try this: if($stmt->execute()) { //code } else{ die($stmt->error); } or: if($stmt = $this->conn->prepare($query)){ //code } else{ die($this->conn->error); }.
PDO's prepared statements work in effectively the same way. In your case, however, PDO is a bit stupid, because it's running in "emulate prepares" mode (which is the default, but you should turn it off to get the most from PDO). It basically does all the substitution itself, rather than sending the query and the data to the server separately.
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