Object Oriented php: build real world project using OOP

Explore object oriented php to build real world projects, guided by important notes you must read.

Create a config script to connect to the database on localhost with root and an empty password, returning a connection object. Test the connection on a test page.

Define a class with a private database connection property and a constructor that initializes it via the get DB connection function, and demonstrate by creating an instance.

Define the create method to insert data into a database table using PDO prepared statements, building column and placeholder lists from an input array and returning the last insert id.

Test the create method by setting up the necessary tables and running a test script to insert a movie into the movies table and a genre into the corresponding table.

Define a read method that accepts a second query, prepares and executes it, and returns the results fetched from the database, such as select all from movies.

Define a public update method that prepares and executes the update statement. Testing confirms the change from Titanic to Titanic two.

Define the delete method in the class using a prepared query to remove a movie by id. Test by inserting a movie, invoking delete, and verifying its removal in admin.

Explore database structure, linking entities with foreign keys, and implement one-to-one and many-to-many relationships across movies, genres, covers, and users.

Integrate template with a PHP object oriented programming approach by replacing static movies with database data using crack glass, and implement search, pagination, and add/edit pages using the same class.

Master object oriented php to build a real world project using oop principles, and heed the important read instruction.

Create a movies controller class that uses a CRUD class to read from and write to the database, initialize the CRUD instance in the constructor, and manage form data.

Define a movie creation method that pulls form data and inserts the title and release year into the movies table via a class method, triggered by the submit button.

Integrate a date picker plugin into a form input to select dates via a popup, by downloading the plugin, including its files and the jQuery library, and initializing it.

Install the chosen select plugin by copying its files into the project, including them in the folders, and initializing it on the target class to render a beautiful select box.

Explore creating a relationship between movies and genres in a php oop course by inserting genres into the genres table, using foreign keys, and reading genres from the database.

Explore linking movies to genres in a PHP OOP project by handling request data, validating optional genres, and inserting into the movie genres join table.

Fetch movies from the relational database and display them in the view, replacing static data with dynamic results. Use SQL joins and group_concat to fetch and concatenate related genres.

Fetch and display real movies from the database using the movies controller, replacing static entries, and use a left join to include movies without genres.

Define a method to upload a movie cover image, store the file in a movie-specific folder, save its path to images table, and link the image to movie by ID.

Call the CRUD class method with the image info array to insert into the images table, link the path to the movie, and adjust for the latest PHP version.

Finalize code to display movie covers by joining the images table to fetch cover image paths, then render the latest movies ordered by movie id descending.

Build an edit movie page in a PHP OOP project by fetching the target movie with a get movie method and displaying its details and related genres for editing.

Edit a movie by replacing concatenated genres with actual genre ids, linking and removing genres, and updating title, release, and cover image using reusable object-oriented php methods.

Learn how to create a session class in PHP using OOP, with static methods to start, set, get, and destroy session data, enabling cross-page messages and admin authentication.

Fix the last method in the session class by making it static and passing the variable as a parameter to prevent errors, preparing you to use the session class.