PHP Tutorials — Database Interactions

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Welcome guys to the third part of the Simple CRUD application In PHP and MySQL. In the previous part, we looked at setting up our working environment and directory structure. We have also created a database and table our application will be using. If your just joining, please refer to the previous parts so as to catch up.

Welcome guys, this is the second part of the Simple CRUD Application In PHP and MySQL series. In the first part of the tutorial series, I did an overview of the application we will be developing. In this part, we will be setting up our working environment and also create our database. Lets begin.

I will be showing you how to create a simple CRUD application in PHP and MySQL. By the way, CRUD is an abbreviation for Create Read, Update and Delete. A CRUD application is a type of application that does database interactions (inserting, selecting, updating, deleting etc)

This is a simple tutorial that shows How To Populate Drop Down Menu From Database In PHP. This is going to be a simple and straightforward tutorial. Without wasting time, let begin. We will be create a test database and some sample data to use for the purpose of this tutorial. Below is the schema that create our fruits table.

So far we’ve created a MySQL database and tables, populated them with data, and added indexes to make them fast to search. Now it’s time to look at how these searches are performed, and the various commands and qualifiers available. We will be looking at querying MySQL database.

With well over ten million installations, MySQL is probably the most popular database management system for web servers. Developed in the mid-1990s, it’s now a mature technology that powers many of today’s most-visited Internet destinations. One reason for its success must be the fact that, like PHP, it’s free to use. But it’s also extremely powerful and exceptionally fast-it can run on even the most basic of hardware, and it hardly puts a dent in system resources.

Today I will be showing you how to create a simple PHP/MySQL search for your website. Recently I was working on a project I have to include a within search feature. The search engine is just to search the website database. So I decided to make a tutorial of it for you guys. This is going to be a very short, in fact its going to be the shortest tutorial have ever done my lovely readers will notice this but its concise. So let’s begin.

Getting feedback from users is a great feature of blogs and it helps bloggers to interact with their blog user. In today’s tutorial, I will be showing you how to build a comment system with a simple spam check in PHP. Spams are very annoying to bloggers and combating them is a tedious task. So I have decided to write a tutorial on how to create a PHP comment system with a little spam check.

In today tutorial, I will be showing how to create a photo album in PHP/MySQL. Before we get started, below is what our final output will look like. Photo Album In PHP/MySQL So let’s get started.