This tutorial is a continuation of our previous topic called “Part III: Generating Autonumber using PHP/MySQL”. At this time, we’re going to continue our lesson focusing on updating and deleting of autonumber.

In some of our previous tutorial, we discuss how to Create, Read, Update and Delete using object-oriented programmming approach. This tutorial is a continuation of our previous topic called "Part II: Updating and Deleting of MySQL data using an OOP approach in PHP". But this time we’re going to focus on how to generate autonumber. This autonumber can be used as a unique id in your aside from your database.

In this lesson is a continuation of our previous tutorial called Creating and Populating table with MySQL Data using Twitter Bootstrap framework. At this time, we’re going to use the same framework. But we will focus on how to populate the Twitter Bootstrap-Select dynamically from MySQL Data using PHP and display the corresponding value in a label form.

This tutorial is a continuation of our previous tutorial called Part I Creating and Reading of MySQL Data using an OOP approach in PHP. Be sure to read it before continuing this tutorial. All we need is add three PHP files called edit_user.php, process_edit_user.php and deleteuser.php. Create a file called edit_user.php. and add the following code: The main purpose of this code is used to display the selected data from “index.php”.

This tutorial I will show you on how to perform Object Oriented Programming using PHP and how easy to manage our source code and deal with objects and update the code easily. Before we move on to writing object-oriented code in PHP, it is important to understand the basic concept of classes, objects, properties, and methods. A Class is like a blueprint of a car. It defines how car created from the blueprint will look and behave, but it still an abstract concept. An Object is like a real car created from the blueprint.

In this lesson we will tackle about the operation of the server to process PHP code. I will show the diagram first then I’l explain after. This has actually happened when you ask for the URL (Uniform Resource Locator) in your browser before you get back your HTML return back to you. So we have our browser and the web server and its called apache.