Using phpmyadmin to create a new table on a database. The basics!
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Using phpmyadmin to create a new table on a database. The basics!
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how did you get the extra fields?
how did you get the extra fields?
at school we use Dreamweaver and mysqlquerry or something, is it possible to use the phpmyadmin site to make tables and copypaste into the DW page?
I saw that you are using context to write yours codes can I use dreamweaver but the php form to write mysql and php
how to add new directory?
nice !! thanx!! 🙂
you will probably see an A.I checkbox, its just a different version. A I is auto incriment, just check that
Weird enough, I can’t set the “auto_increment” option and check the “primary” box , because there is no such box ..
hi good tut. but i need serious help i saved my files in the right places and all when i type in loacal host it say’s it works which is good 🙂 but i can’t access the index i type localhost/htdocs and page cant be found ??????????????
Thank you for this tutorial. Your tutorials are very, very helpful.
you are the best .
You do a great job on your tutorials. Thanks for posting them.