Bad syntax on MySQL query [closed] - php

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it says unexpected "="... What should I rewrite? Thanks
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM soubory, users
WHERE id='".$id."'" AND soubory.users_id = users.id );


Remove the second " after $id."'
$result = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM soubory, users WHERE soubory.users_id='".$id."' AND soubory.users_id = users.id");

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How can i echo PHP Get request with []?
example: value=ok&params[account]=123456
There is no problem with:
echo $value = $_GET["value"];
Not working with:
echo $account = $_GET["params[account]"];

echo $account = $_GET["params"]["account"];

Laravel Eloquent: Loads only last entry [closed]

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I am facing some issues with a query.
The result for this
public function index()
{
$subscribers = Subscriber::where('user_id', Auth::user()->id)->get();
return view('backend.newsletter.contacts.index')->withSubscribers($subscribers);
}
is only the last entry. My assumption with get() is that I get all entries that match my where clause?

Error unexpected ;; [closed]

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I can´t found my syntax error:
$params['title_header'] = ''.$article_info->name.' > MODELS';
Can you help me to find him?
I´m coding in a laravel controller.php file.

You don't have a close parenthesis after opening str_slug() after article_id.
$params['title_header'] = ''.$article_info->name.' > MODELS';

Querying a wordpress database [closed]

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Can anyone see whats wrong with this syntax? I've consulted the wordpress codex page and the syntax seems to be correct..
$result = $wpdb->query($wpdb->prepare( "SELECT * FROM {$wpdb->prefix}users WHERE username = %s AND password = %s, array( $username, $password )"));
Thanks

try:
$result = $wpdb->query($wpdb->prepare( "SELECT * FROM {$wpdb->prefix}users WHERE username = %s AND password = %s", array( $username, $password )));
your quotes are incorrect.

T String When using a reference [closed]

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I am using this as a reference
$jpsupp1 = '<?=$gamesss['jackpot']?>';
How can I use this without the 'jackpot' giving me t_string errors?

It should be:
$jpsupp1 = $gamesss['jackpot'];
You don't need <?= when you're already executing PHP code. That's used for embedding PHP in HTML.

Use double quotes
$jpsupp1 = "<?=$gamesss['jackpot']?>";
or
$jpsupp1 = "<?={$gamesss['jackpot']}?>";
Depending on what you want to store.

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