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Can someone give me ideas of how the admin managing the school announcements and events of a web portal? Like how they put it in there? is it manually coding? I just started programming php.
If you use pure HTML manually write the code inside the portal .
If instead use PHP is normally integrated with a database in such a way that once created the basic structure ( PHP that reads from Database ) the whole system is dynamic.
Normally if it comes to dynamic sites are used in the CMS that are web applications that interact with the database to enter data (a real data entry)
List of some free CMS:
WordPress
Joomla
concrete5
Drupal
If you are learning you should look at the official documentation for PHP Manual link
And look MySQL which is a great open source database MySQL link
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The current website is running only with HTML pages.
My idea to set up a web epayment system (Donation System) is that I would like to build a web server with Xmapp. I am going to build a db stored the payment info . The HTML form passes the info to the db and the field of payment amount passes to the payment website . After the user clicks the submit button , it redirects to the epayment websites .The users end the process with the epayment websites. And it auto-generate an email to the user.
Is this idea possible ?
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1.Any more convenient ways to set up the db with purely HTML?
2.Should I register the shop ac in the epayment websites ?
Smith is still right but it looks like you are going to have to implement a basic CRUD application with php, you 'cannot' implement this without a programming language ( i.e. with only html).
HERE IS A SIMPLE TUTORIAL:
https://www.startutorial.com/articles/view/php-crud-tutorial-part-1
There are apis for payment integration with php.
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I was tasked to create a file upload workflow that integrates with Wordpress.
I created a backend that is called via REST that does a lot of custom workflows. Thus, I cannot use the current plugins.
It is a single page application that accepts a file as well as some metadata.
My current dilemma: I need to integrate this web application within Wordpress and have no clue where to start.
After consulting with someone who's developed with Wordpress before, he recommended to build a plugin. And since I have no experience with Wordpress, he helped me build it. It was literally 3 lines of PHP.
Thank you all.
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I am trying to create a site with a tiny CMS, the problem is that there is only php installed on the server.
The site will mainly consit of two pages the user page and admin page. On the user page there is to be a bunch of checkboxes which when checked will do some math(not the problem I need solved). On the admin page you need to be able to add the checkboxes and assing them their values.
My approach was to read and write to a XML file that contains the data instead of a database. I have run into a lot of problems trying to accomplish this, and I am looking for some good ideas for how it can be done, or alternatives.
Thanks in advance.
You can use sqlite as database engine. This way you also create a portable version of your application and by using PDO you could always switch to another database engine later on.
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Ok, I have built a custom CRM web app for a client using PHP and MySQL. The app seems to work really well for them and so I have decided to create a commercial version open to the public.
The basic idea of it is that it takes the data captured from a website and then populates the database with that. At the moment there is simply and insert statement on the front end of the website.
The thing is, I want people to be able to sign up to the service, create an account and customise it themselves to suit their needs. My idea is that once they sign up they would be provided with a form action that submitted to their account when installed on their page.
Regarding tables in the database etc, currently there is simply a customers table as there is only one website using it. If people being to sign up and use the service, do i create a new table for every account? This might be right but it seems a bit silly to me. Or is there a better way of going about this?
Usually, it's better to add a customer_id column, and add a WHERE customer_id=12345 clause to all your MySQL queries. Having a separate table per customer is certainly possible, but it may not scale as nicely.
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Assume there is a website called http://example.com/a
the website is being developed using PHP, Perl, Ruby and other languages.
I want to be able from my website to read this website pages, execute the code and then analyze the HTML result page tags and getting the content using PHP.
it's like reading news from some news websites and then displays it in my website in different format or different style.
I'm not sure you understand this aspect of web programming, but you cannot access the server-side code which generated the HTML. You can of course parse the HTML which is returned from the server by using one of many HTML parsers.
That may or may not have been what you asked, because your question is a bit vague to me. Note that if you want to collect information from other web pages on your web page, you should make sure your web site doesn't make a request to those other web pages each time a user visits your site. (Phew, that was a handful!) You need to implement some sort of caching of the other web sites' content.