How can call_user_func_array() impact parameter passing in mysqli_stmt_bind_param()?
When using call_user_func_array() with mysqli_stmt_bind_param(), the issue arises because mysqli_stmt_bind_param() expects its parameters to be passed by reference, while call_user_func_array() passes parameters by value. To solve this issue, you can use the splat operator (...) to unpack the array of parameters and pass them by reference to mysqli_stmt_bind_param().
// Assuming $stmt is a mysqli_stmt object and $params is an array of parameters
$types = '';
$bindParams = [];
foreach ($params as $param) {
$types .= 's'; // Assuming all parameters are strings, adjust accordingly
$bindParams[] = &$param;
}
// Prepend types to the bindParams array
array_unshift($bindParams, $types);
// Call mysqli_stmt_bind_param() using call_user_func_array() with parameters passed by reference
call_user_func_array([$stmt, 'bind_param'], $bindParams);
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