Can't seem to connect to MySQL

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Nothing fancy. Just follow your code, the same way you check the console, it will give you hints.

In case errors are suppressed, always enable PHP debug mode while still in development.

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Also, you can always search this forum! Surprisingly, I found just now the same problem and SAME solution:

@dan3008

it looks like a likely typo in your code. double check that the name of your table matches in the code and database.

Capitisation must be the same