Here\'s my code
$stmt = $conn->mysqli->stmt_init();
$stmt = $conn->mysqli->prepare(\'SELECT Username, EmailVerified, Blocked FROM user WHERE Emai
To fix your problem remove this line:
$stmt->store_result();
The problem is that you used two methods which are in conflict with each other.
$stmt->store_result();
$result = $stmt->get_result();
Both of these methods fetch the results. store_result() fetches the results internally and stores them in the statement object. I would advise to avoid this method whenever possible. It is difficult to use. get_result() fetches the results and saves them in a separate object. Once the results are fetched from MySQL, they cannot be fetched again. Use only one of these methods at a time.
In your case you first stored the results in mysqli_stmt and then fetched an empty result set into $result. $result will contain 0 rows, because all of the records have already been stored in the statement. To get the number of rows stored there use $stmt->num_rows.
Both mysqli_stmt and mysqli_result classes have the num_rows property. The key is to use the appropriate one.