This document provides instructions for creating a CRUD application using PHP, MySQL, Bootstrap5 and Datatables. It involves creating a BookInfo table with specified fields, a config.php script to connect to the MySQL database, and building functionality to create, read, update, delete and search book records in the table. It also notes to create an error page called error.php to handle errors when records cannot be found.
This document provides instructions for creating a CRUD application using PHP, MySQL, Bootstrap5 and Datatables. It involves creating a BookInfo table with specified fields, a config.php script to connect to the MySQL database, and building functionality to create, read, update, delete and search book records in the table. It also notes to create an error page called error.php to handle errors when records cannot be found.
This document provides instructions for creating a CRUD application using PHP, MySQL, Bootstrap5 and Datatables. It involves creating a BookInfo table with specified fields, a config.php script to connect to the MySQL database, and building functionality to create, read, update, delete and search book records in the table. It also notes to create an error page called error.php to handle errors when records cannot be found.
Create a CRUD application using PHP, MySQL, Bootstrap5 and Datatables.
1. Create the table BookInfo with the following fields
id INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT,
isbn VARCHAR(12) NOT NULL,
title VARCHAR(100) NOT NULL,
classification VARCHAR(25) NOT NULL,
date_acquired DATE NOT NULL,
copies INT NOT NULL,
piblisher VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL
2. Create a PHP script in order to connect to the MySQL database server.
Name it as "config.php". It will be later be included in other pages using
the PHP require() function. Place all the credentials according to your
MySQL server setting.
3. Build Create, Read, Update, Delete (with confirmation to remove it from
the database) and search functionality of the application integrating what
we’ve discussed.
4. Creating the Error Page and name it “error.php”. If the id (field) is already deleted (from the database) or could not be found in the database, it will
be redirected you this page.
NOTE: Use appropriate UI control aside from the textbox.