MySQL Database

PHP MySQL Database

In the previous tutorial, we create PHP Connection To MySQL. For this follow-up tutorial, I decided to make a tutorial on How To Create MySQL Database. For creating a database, it will consist one or more tables in one database.

This tutorial is a continuation of our project called “How to Create a Social Networking Site Tutorial”. At this time we’re going to focus on creating login-logout system in a secure way using session. Logging in or signing in or on is the process by which individual access to a computer system is controlled by identifying and authenticating the user through the credentials presented by the user. To start in this tutorial, let’s create first a new PHP file called “session.php”. Then save it inside the inludes folder.

In this tutorial, I'm going to show how to validate the user inputs using Javascript and saving the data into MySQL Database using simple PHP.

This tutorial is a continuation of our previous tutorial called How to create a Sign up Page Using twitter Bootstrap. This time we're going to focus on saving the data posted from the sign up page and we’re going to store it into the MySQL Database.

In this tutorial, I’m going to show you how to create an application that will load all the MySQL database and store it into a combobox displaying all the table fields in the datagridview. To start in this program you need to open visual basic and create a new application and name it as “dbcreator01”.

This tutorial is a continuation of our previous topic called “Part III: Generating Autonumber using PHP/MySQL”. At this time, we’re going to continue our lesson focusing on updating and deleting of autonumber.