Beginner PHP Tutorial – 110 – phpMyAdmin Part 1

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30 responses to “Beginner PHP Tutorial – 110 – phpMyAdmin Part 1”

  1. Mark Ganus Avatar

    using php to access your xampp database;

    1- declare variables to hold values for your table columns (fields).
    $server = "localhost";
    $usr = "root";
    $pswd="";
    $db = "your_database";

    2- create a connection with database
    $your_connection = new mysqli ( $server, $usr, $pswd, $db);

    3- check your connection
    if ($your_connection -> connect_error) {
    die ("connection is a dud: " .
    $your_connection->your_connectionect_error);

  2. Randall Lobo Avatar

    What does it mean when it says Database…?
    is this something like a cloud for files..
    excuse my ignorance..

  3. R Williams Avatar

    lol 30 seconds..whos that

  4. Rafat Yusufi Avatar

    Rally it is very intresting,I am learning, Thank u.

  5. Andy unknown Avatar

    I get the error: #1932 table 'phpmyadmin.pma__tracking' doesn't exist in engine .. what to do?

  6. Thabo Harrison Avatar

    Hi guys… I am struggling to access phpMyAdmin… I am getting this error message:
    Warning: file_get_contents (lang.tmp): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in C:xampphtdocsxamppindex.php on line 2
    Warning: Cannot modify header information_headers already sent by (output started at C:xampphtdocsxamppindex.php:2) in C:xampphtdocsxamppindex.php on line 4… Can someone please help because I do not understand what I need to do… Thank you.

  7. Tanuj Nayanam Avatar

    Database. Here I come!! Been waiting !!

  8. Gan Yee Hou 顏怡豪 Avatar

    Any tutorial to install the phpMyAdmin on Windows7? I found many videos, but there is no clear instructions.

    Thanks

  9. Code Corn Avatar

    Can Peapole sign up as members or is it just on my network?
    Do i need to portforwarding?

  10. daniel live Avatar

    Do you guys know how to insert data from excel inside the mySQL databse without maually typing all the data?

  11. Deriviado Avatar

    täppt i näsan, karn

  12. Aleksander Skjølsvik Avatar

    Yeah, it's a free service. You can download the hole package by downloading XAMPP or WAMPP or something. I reccommend starting at the beginning of this playlist. Alex is great at explaining this stuff 😉

  13. BaliLandandVilla Avatar

    you do not need to use always xampp or wamp or servers but there are also mysql guis such as sqlyog and workbench and others

  14. Sverre261 Avatar

    how do i find the password and username to come in to my admin panel?

  15. Mrching1914 Avatar

    I Love Your tutorial…its so awesome man..

    I download it just for my beloved brother he is a I.T. Student, will be graduated this year…

    More Power and Knowledge be bless in you…thank you again…

  16. c4stoners Avatar

    how do i log in as root??

  17. xXxBladeStormxXx Avatar

    DATA *FUCKING* BASE!

    I'm finally here!

  18. Jonathan Hilfiker Avatar

    yeah, its called LAMP

  19. Afam Nweke Avatar

    One Hundred and Tenth tutorial!!!!! It was just yesterday I was introduced to Alex who had frog in his throat at the time! Lol

  20. Carwyn Davies Avatar

    localhost doesn't come up -.-

  21. AeolusMN Avatar

    @AGamersWayOfLife Start at the beginning of of this playlist, meaning at 1, everything will be explained once you get here again.

  22. mshartz5 Avatar

    @AGamersWayOfLife
    No. You must set up a localhost server if you want to work with php coding and database manipulation. Look up free ones like XAMPP, which is an Apache server (meaning PHP not ASP code). However these are only useful for testing on local machine.

    I have yet to use phpMyAdmin, but it just looks like a front end to SQL databases, making it much easier to understand for those who don't know SQL semantics. For us who do know it, it just makes it easier to manage our databases.

  23. Zhuoyan Xu Avatar

    Thanks again. Alex.

  24. Nahiyan Alamgir Avatar

    @invnd1987

    Simply download WAMP server or xampp. I am not sure whether they can be installed in Linux or not but after installing a server, you can easily access PhpMyAdmin from your browser.

  25. Jonathan Rier Avatar

    6th!
    nice tut 🙂

  26. Andrew Hampshire Avatar

    You sir, have a lot of PHP tutorials.

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