Create a Dynamic User Registration Form from scratch
Master the creation of an interactive login and registration system using PHP, MySQL, and AJAX. Build real-world skills through step-by-step guidance.
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Brief Summary
This course teaches you how to build a fully functional login and registration system. You’ll connect frontend and backend code, using languages like PHP, MySQL, and Jquery. It’s your step-by-step guide to making a real-world web app!
Key Points
- Create a Registration Form from Scratch using PHP and MySQL
- Build your own login system and avoid page refreshes with AJAX
- Connect frontend HTML forms with backend PHP and MySQL
- Use Jquery for dynamic interactivity and PHP sessions for user data
- Learn to send and receive JSON data between PHP and Jquery
Learning Outcomes
- Understand how to create and process HTML forms to interact with MySQL
- Implement a dynamic login and registration system using AJAX
- Learn to manage sessions for user authentication
- Gain hands-on experience with frontend and backend coding integration
- Be able to send and handle JSON data effectively in your projects
About This Course
Complete guide to creating an interactive dynamic login and user registration system connecting frontend & backend code
Learn to create a Registration Form from Scratch PHP MySQL
Build your own login system, use AJAX to avoid page refreshes and communicates with the MySQL database. This step by step guide will outline the process to build a custom log in system.
This course covers using HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Jquery, AJAX, JSON, PHP, MySQL to create a real world project. User account registrations are a common use and combination for various coding languages. We show you how they all fit together to complete this popular web project.
Source code is included, and code explanations are provided as we work through the creation of this web application from scratch. This project also includes a unique AJAX driven method to communicate with server side coding. Connecting both front and back end coding. Concepts demonstrated within this course will help you learn the foundations for working across different coding languages and making the connections.
Learn to use HTML forms to submit content to a database. PHP code to process request data. PHP code to connect to a MySQL database to handle user information.
Build your HTML web form
Create a MySQL database to accept user information
Connect to your MySQL database using PHP
Send information from your web form to PHP
Insert and query database data using PHP
Create a user login form and a user registration form from scratch
Add bootstrap for styling
Use Jquery to create dynamic interaction from HTML code
Send AJAX requests to PHP code
Create PHP sessions to hold user login data
Access PHP sessions with AJAX and send the response back into Jquery
Update and create dynamic responses with Jquery
Create logout and form buttons
Process form requests using AJAX sending data to PHP backend code
Send JSON formatted responses back to Jquery using PHP server side code
Update database using PHP depending on AJAX data
Allow the user to log in and log out. Create a registration form for users to register accounts into the system. Setup a token validation system to validate emails that get registered in the registration system.
Everything is included to help you learn to create your own online user registration system. Basic understanding of coding is required, such as use of PHP and Jquery. Code is provided and we take you through explanations of the syntax.
connect jquery to php code via AJAX
learn how to send JSON data from PHP
Learn how to output content into JSON format
Course Curriculum
13 Lectures
25 Lectures
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Tommy T. C.
I've taken multiple PHP/AJAX courses and Laurence's course is one of the best instructors I've had. He took enough time to explain how and why he was using the code. I also like that he allowed enough time to practice his training. I feel as if I can effectively use this training to bring my old code back to life and get it working with PHP7 and above. The code I'm using was written for PHP4/5 and no longer worked with PHP7 and above. I have over 130,000 pages of code that I'm updating and Laurence has helped me accomplish that task.
What I don't like about this course is bootstrap, tons of wasted code using bootCrap and more opportunity for a failure.
Thank you this course was extremely helpful for me.
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It is very well explained, but some things are out of date.
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It helps efficiently.
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Very Incentive and Interesting lecture. thanks a lot.
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Zaid A.
Excellent info provided so far, very easy to follow
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Really clearly explained so far
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This is a amazing course till now to understand
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