Patrick Morrow
This is a short course designed to get you started using the jQuery AJAX method to post data to a PHP script and work with the retrieved database records. It is a follow along style course, not one to teach you every aspect of PHP, jQuery or MySQL…there are other courses for that. This course is quite specific in its focus.
In the course you will learn how to create the database tables and populate with CSV files before learning how to use the jQuery AJAX method to post data to a PHP script to retrieve database records and populate a dropdown list. This is commonly seen when completing HTML forms and you have to select the country and the state will auto–populate from the selection.
The use of populated dropdown lists can be found on many websites and building them from a jQuery AJAX request and updating the second dropdown is a useful skill to have.
You will be taken through each step in a very careful manner and each line of code will be explained by Patrick.
Student feedback on the course:
Great course on html dropdown lists using php, MySQL, AJAX. Short course to the point. The instructor is doing a great job explaining the topic in short lessons.
Instructor Details
Courses : 4
Specification: PHP for Beginners Part 5: PHP, PDO, MySQL, jQuery AJAX
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| Price | $14.99 |
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| Duration | 1 hour |
| Year | 2022 |
| Level | Intermediate |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | No |
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Steven II Heath –
This course showed me a little bit of Ajax that I’ve seen used in some web applications and taught me how to have information or a drop down appear after it was selected. Very useful information from an excellent instructor.
David Butchy –
it quickly led me through going full loop on an AJAX request / response with a PHP backend; will serve as a good reference.