Android Login Form Tutorial with mySQL and PHP




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22 responses to “Android Login Form Tutorial with mySQL and PHP”

  1. @batista603 So I think I will do a check in app for the tutorial. It' would have a signup, you could check in your GPS location, add friends and view their location and information. Remove friends(all this data is stored in mySQL). So that would cover more views, adding, updating, deleting data from mySQL. And interacting with all the views. I will charge some money for it because this is alot of code I have to write, but it will be close to an hour video and you get all php and mobilecode

  2. @crosbymichaela okay, I see that you sell tutorials. If it will help, if you could create a tutorial on what i asked for, i wouldnt mind paying for it. I also may need to see examples on how to insert and update to if you decide to do it. Keep up the good work

  3. To make an apk, in your menu bar: Project >> Export Release Build.
    All you have to do is move the PHP file from your local development computer to your webserver. Then it is ready for production, that is all you have to do. If you plug in your phone and Project >> Export Release Build, it will run exactly the same (if you are connected to your wifi) as it does in the video.

  4. @gabrielgpp I'm sry but I don't understand the question. Tablet's communicate just like phones or even laptops and computers. As far as Apache, you do have to have an *AMP stack running. ie Apache, mySQL, and PHP. The communication is done with PHP in this example. All this example does it takes a url to a php page. ie the URLRequest in views.MainLoginView.mxml is where you put a url to your server.

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