addRow($rowValues); // Output the table with the new row echo $table->render(); ?>
addRow($rowValues); // Output the table with the new row echo $table->render(); ?>In this example, we create a new table object and add a row with user input. The addRow function takes an array of user input values as its argument, which corresponds to each cell in the row. This example assumes that the user input is coming from a form submitted via POST. Package Library: The package library that includes the Table class and its addRow method is not specified in this example. However, there are many third-party PHP packages and frameworks that provide table-related functionality, such as the Symfony Table component or the Laravel Blade templating engine.