You can define the name of the form in the array, and the framework will automatically do the query. If you want something special, you have to make your own judgment
Provide an idea to get data from the front desk first $map[ "name"=>$data['name'],'dpt'=>$data['dpt'] ... ]; Example Database $DB::get($map);
<html> <head> <title>haha</title> </head> <body> hello world!! </body> </html>测试
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You can define the name of the form in the array, and the framework will automatically do the query. If you want something special, you have to make your own judgment
Provide an idea to get data from the front desk first $map[ "name"=>$data['name'],'dpt'=>$data['dpt'] ... ]; Example Database $DB::get($map);
Ha ha. . . . . . . . . . .