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  1. Hey guys, I’m new to PHP/MySQL and I was hoping you’d be able to give me some guidance on a particular matter. I’m designing a registration form for my website in which I want users to be able to select from a list of US states which they are available to work in. This could be more than one. Whenever I have encountered this before I have simply used checkboxes and recorded, along with the user_id, which items the user selected as Booleans in a `states` equivalent table. Obviously it wouldn’t be appropriate, nor I imagine efficient to check for each boolean per State. Is there another way I could do this? One last thing… what is the best way to handle “required” fields? At the moment I have been doing something like: //Check if user has entered an email if(!$_POST['email']) { die('Error: Email field was blank'); } for each field. Is there a way to combine all the checks in every field, and still have the error report the exact field that was left empty? Thanks for all your help,
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