Online Student Grade Viewer Using PHP and MySQL
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Entries for PHP Coding Contest
Page Navigation using CodeIgniter Pagination
In our previous tutorial called “Getting Started with CodeIgniter” I discuss on how to install and configure CodeIgniter. This time I will teach you on how to create a simple “Page Navigation”. This is just a comparison of my previous code found at PHP Page Navigation. You’ll learn the difference between the standard PHP and using a CodeIgniter framework.
Now let us configure the CodeIgniter.
Student Council Election System
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Getting Started With CodeIgniter
Now that you’ve learned what CodeIgniter is, our next step is on how to install CodeIgniter framework on your local computer running Apache, PHP, and MySQL. You may install Wampserver to run these three applications.
CodeIgniter Tutorial
What is CodeIgniter?
CodeIgniter is a PHP Framework and is lightweight compared to other framework. Its purpose is to help you code faster and teach you how to apply MVC (Model–View–Controller) architecture to separate code from design.
What are the advantages of CodeIgniter?
I can’t tell you all the advantages of using CodeIgniter but the following are most common features of using a framework.