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Add Data to MySql Using Jquery UI Dialog Box

Submitted by TPOAN on
Dear visitors, I would like to share all of you with my wonder technical of using Jquery Dialog box to add data and I really appreciated with Sourcecodester.com that allow us to share it as global. I am IT Officer of NCDD Project in Cambodia. If you have any problem, please contact me as [email protected] or via my facebook account http://www.facebook.com/TouchPoan Thanks, POAN

Simple CMS using PHP (News Portal)

Submitted by canvasenx_xo on
Simple CMS (Content management System) using PHP/MySQL For beginner. This code will help you to understand the CMS and Data Retrieval Process using "ADMIN" login. The first page shows the data and for inserting new article and documents. You should log in with Admin Panel. It doesn't use SESSION variable. I will upload the final and complete source code with PHP session soon. Database name:KCC

Submit Form Without Refreshing the Page (With Form Validation)

Submitted by dah.factor on
PHP, jQuery, HTML and MySQL. (Submitting a Contact Form Without Refreshing of Page and with form validation using jQuery) Server Configuration: hostname = "localhost" user = "root" password = "" database = "dbcontact" Create table and name it as "contact" with fields: name (varchar) email (varchar) message (varchar) created_date (timestamp) Just email me ([email protected]) or comment here if

Create a PHP API and Visual Basic App to Use It

Submitted by Yorkiebar on
Introduction: This tutorial we will be creating a simple PHP API for a website. This is useful for if you have a website which you want users to be able to interact with in third party programs seamlessly. Our API will only write a file and check if it already exists, you can make yours write to a database etc. Steps of Creation: PHP API Step 1: First we are going to create our PHP API and once that is finished we will create a simple Visual Basic application to use the API.

How to Display Error Message in CodeIgniter

Submitted by admin on
In this tutorial, I will explain on how to you can display error messages using CodeIgniter into your View from a Controller. There are two kinds of approach of doing this. First, passing the data directly from Controller to View. Second, using flashdata. This code is useful, for example, if you have a shopping cart application.
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