Here in this part there will be no"operator_id":
 $myusername = $_GET['operator_id'];
    $mypassword = $_GET['telegram_key'];

    $query = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM telegramlog WHERE operator_id = ? and telegram_key = ?;");
    $query->execute(array($myusername,$mypassword));
    $count = $query->rowCount();

There will be only:  $mypassword = $_GET['telegram_key'];
operator_id you’ll have to find out with  $_GET['telegram_key']..

We can’t send stable data that are saved in the database - security. So it will only send  the key
= $_GET['telegram_key'].

So you will have to extend it:
 $query = $db->prepare("SELECT * FROM telegramlog WHERE telegram_key = ?;");
 $result = $query->execute(array($mypassword));
 if($result){
   $mypassword = $result[0]['operator_id'];

Only an example :) So from telegram you will only get one data and that is telegram_key, nothing more


That email was sent to me, I am creating a log in forms or form and I don’t really get it