PHP With HTML Forms PHP / Forms
This 2-page tutorial shows how to work HTML forms in PHP. Topics covered: Drop menu builder, Radio buttons, Check boxes, Error processing, and more.
Interacting with Web Forms PHP / Forms
HTML forms are one of the key ingredients of any dynamic website because they can enable the users of a site to interact with it. Otherwise, websites are more or less static: They may be driven by a database and, therefore, regularly changing, but they look the same for each and every visitor. HTML forms can change that; therefore, using data from forms from within PHP is very important.
Multi-page Forms with PHP PHP / Forms
This article will touch on two skills in the interface between PHP and HTML forms, specifically in working with hidden fields, and as a bonus, in passing arrays in an HTML form.
Working with forms in PHP PHP / Forms
One of the most popular ways to make a web site interactive is the use of forms. With forms you can have users register for different things, submit any information you can imagine, upload files, and all types of other things. In this tutorial, we will go through the basics of forms and how to handle the data that comes from those forms with PHP.
Form Processing PHP / Forms
One of the best features of PHP is possibility to respond to user queries or data submitted from HTML forms. You can process information gathered by an HTML form and use PHP code to make decisions based off this information to create dynamic web pages. In this tutorial we will show how to create an HTML form and process the data.
Using Forms With PHP PHP / Forms
This tutorial introduces how to use forms with PHP. Demonstrates how PHP passes information from a form. Also explains security checking using environment variables.
PHP Script Tips - Uploading Files to Web Servers PHP / File Operations
A collection of 12 tips on uploading files with PHP pages. Clear explanations and tutorial exercises are provided on creating file upload HTML tags, setting encoding type on HTML forms, getting uploaded file information, storing uploaded file in database.
User-Friendly Forms in PHP PHP / Forms
In this tutorial I'll show you a way to make your forms more friendly with PHP, so users don't have to keep filling forms in if they make a mistake -- make your forms more friendly.
Making your first PHP page PHP / Miscellaneous
Creating a PHP page is very similar to creating an HTML page. There are two main differences between an HTML page and a PHP page, your PHP page will need to have a .php extension instead of .html, and you will use PHP code in your PHP page.
PHP Form Image Upload PHP / File Operations
This tutorial shows you how to upload an image on your server using PHP and html forms. You will also learn how to verify if the uploaded file is an image (checking the extension), if it doesn't overtakes a size limit and how to change the uploaded file name.
Creating a PHP form PHP / Forms
PHP is a great processor of forms, hence knowing how to write a simple form for php processing is the precursor to make the PHP work.
PHP and AJAX Form PHP / Forms
PHP is an amazing web programming language, and it does wonders when you add AJAX to spice up your application. So in this dirty tutorial, I will share with you how to make a standard HTML form, but let PHP handle it without actually refreshing the HTML page or even submitting the web page to another flat PHP file.
Dynamic Web Pages with PHP3 PHP / Getting Started
PHP is a freely available, HTML-embedded scripting language that lets you embed special tags to create your script right in an HTML file. PHP can be integrated into the Web server itself, eliminating the need to start up a separate CGI program to generate the Web page, which can lead to dramatic performance increases on some systems. In this article, I'll describe how PHP came into existence, introduce some PHP basics, then share some useful, instructive scripts to get you started.
PHP Introduction PHP / Getting Started
PHP stands for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor. PHP is an HTML-embedded scripting language. Much of its syntax is borrowed from C, Java and Perl with a couple of unique PHP-specific features thrown in. The goal of the language is to allow web developers to write dynamically generated pages quickly.