Feedback from email:
- It is not advisable to use the template as it is. If you decide to use Bootstrap (or similar framework), you will need to do a full overhaul of the interface to match your design.
Besides, I also told him that my data can be inserted successfully. Mervin has provided the step that how data can be stored and showed out.
- Step 1
- To ensure you have created a database on your server through phpMyAdmin
- To ensure you have created a user with password through phpMyAdmin
- To ensure you have added the new user into the new database
- To ensure that you can connect to database via PHP without error
- Step 2
- To ensure you can send data from HTML using Javascript/jQuery and save it into the database via PHP
- Once data are saved, ensure it is correctly stored inside the mySQL database
- Step 3
- to ensure once you have successfully storing data from database, you need to "get/retrieve" it and display it on your page
- You can use that using Javascript/jQuery
Feedback from Mervin Consultation:
Here is the feedback from Mervin:
- Create different file to store and get data from MySQL database such as different two forms: one file is to submit data and another is to show data.
- If want to use bootstrap, make sure the content is stored in a container.
- Use .post/ ajax query for PHP & JavaScript.
- Focus on the important part from your website and quickly done it.
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