Using the CREATE function to update data security usage under ThinkPHP3.2.3

Generally the most commonly used wording:

M (' database name ')->create (); This situation is determined by the system, sometimes quasi, sometimes not, and then a lot of children's shoes on the egg hurt

Standard wording:

①: Data received by post and inserted data into the database

M (' database name ')->create ($_post,1);

②: Data received by get and inserted data into the database

M (' database name ')->create ($_get,1);

③: Data received by post and updates received data to the database

M (' database name ')->create ($_post,2);

④: Data received by Get and update received data to database

M (' database name ')->create ($_get,2);

TP Source code:

/**     *  Create Data Objects   do not save to database      *  @access   public     *  @param  mixed  $data   Create data       *  @param  string  $type   status      *    //   Status      *     $type  =  $type?:(! Empty ($data [$this->GETPK ()]) self::model_update:self::model_insert);      * @ Return mixed     */     function create ($data = ", $ Type= ')            //  operation status      const model_insert          =   1;       //   Insert model Data     const MODEL_UPDATE           =   2;      //   Updating model data 

For more details, refer to: http://blog.csdn.net/df981011512/article/details/52912289

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Using the CREATE function to update data security usage under ThinkPHP3.2.3