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Newsletter Signup using PHP, MySQL, Ajax and Bootstrap 5
Rating: 4.7 out of 5(64 ratings)
3,637 students

Newsletter Signup using PHP, MySQL, Ajax and Bootstrap 5

In this course, a newsletter form data will be saved into the MySQL database using PHP, PDO and Ajax
Created byMd Morshedul Arefin
Last updated 10/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • Signup form validation technique
  • Creating database and tables using xampp server
  • Database connection using pdo and php
  • Validating and inserting data into database using ajax
  • Email sending technique using phpmailer
  • Email verification logic
  • Exporting data as csv format
  • Uploading the project in web server using cpanel
  • Creating database, users, email addresses in web server using cpanel

Course content

5 sections • 16 lectures • 1h 59m total length

  • Course introduction3:35

    This is just an intro video lecture. I have told in short about the course.

  • Installing and using XAMPP server1:23
  • Installing and using code editor1:38

    I have shown how to download and install sublime text editor. Also, how to install new package.

Requirements

  • Basic understanding of HTML, CSS
  • Basic understanding of PHP
  • Intermediate Computer Skill
  • Ability to install xampp or any local server on PC
  • Basic understanding of database queries

Description

In this course, I have shown the subscriber newsletter signup process using php, mysql, ajax and bootstrap 5. There are a lot of beginner students who do not understand how to perform the task of email confirmation. This tutorial will greatly help those. Not only this, after completing this course, a php developer can build something new, for example, he can make a registration system with email verification using the same concept and logic. Also, as I have used the ajax to save information and to send email, that will help a lot of beginner and intermediate programmers to use the code on their projects.

After completing the main development process, I have shown how to upload the complete projects into web server. The server was cpanel based shared server. Using cpanel, I have shown how to upload files, create database and tables, how to create email address and how to use the SMTP information from the server to send emails.

In this course, I have added an export database system as CSV format. So in a real life application, a person can collect all the emails he get from subscribers, export that list and can use in any email marketing campaign or other purposes.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner web developers wanting to learn php in more details
  • Students who already know about php, mysql and other stuff, but now wanting to learn more advanced skill

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