
Learn to connect to a MySQL database with PHP and access, update, query, and delete content. Use phpMyAdmin or PHP code to perform these operations, with hands-on examples and resources.
Set up a local server with Apache and MySQL to run PHP on your machine, using Samp from apachefriends.org and the zap control panel, then access localhost with Brackets.
Explore Brackets as a free open source web editor with live preview, extensions, and language selection. Learn to run and update files across platforms, and compare it to Zap.
Install and configure XAMPP to set up a localhost, enabling Apache, MySQL, and phpMyAdmin for local development, while managing ports and security.
Learn to connect PHP to a MySQL database using MySQLi, configure a local localhost connection, and reuse a separate connection file with phpMyAdmin for database queries.
Create a MySQL table using phpMyAdmin or PHP code, defining an id primary key with auto increment and fields for first name, last name, and age with suitable data types.
Learn to create a MySQL table with PHP by copying the SQL query from phpMyAdmin. Wire it into a setup file with a database connection and handle success or failure.
Apply PHP to insert data into a MySQL table, using insert queries, auto-increment IDs, and phpMyAdmin previews, while debugging errors and ensuring the correct table exists.
Learn how to retrieve the auto generated insert id after executing an insert in PHP MySQL, using the connection object to access insert_id and apply it to further logic.
This PHP MySQL lecture shows how to select all rows from the test table, fetch each row as an array, loop through results, and output id, first, last, and age.
Learn to fetch PHP MySQL results as associative, numeric, or both arrays with a built-in fetch associative function, and select specific columns like first, last, and age.
Learn to filter MySQL results with PHP by using select and where, targeting specific IDs and values with operators like =, >, and >= to return precise data.
Delete records in PHP MySQL using delete from test where id = 4, avoiding multi-row deletions by specifying precise conditions. The lesson also previews the update operation.
Update and manipulate database content with PHP and MySQL by selecting a record by ID, updating fields like name and age, and reviewing corresponding SQL queries.
Explore sorting and updating MySQL databases using order by with ascending and descending options, and learn to export, import, and manipulate tables via phpMyAdmin, queries, and table operations.
Learn to access and customize Chrome DevTools, inspect elements, use the console, and test responsive layouts with the device toolbar, themes, and shortcuts for efficient debugging.
One of the main reasons for using back end code is to have database interaction. When it comes to using MySQL, PHP code is perfect for providing capabilities to achieve that interaction easily.
MySQL database are used to store information for websites! Having a database is extremely useful for any website. Some websites are entirely database driven. Knowing how to make and connect databases to your web content creates a huge opportunity.
This course is taught by an instructor with over 15 years of real world experience. Having developed hundreds of web applications and websites. Using PHP and MySQL on a regular basis, let us show you how to start using MySQL and PHP together.
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