Beginner PHP Tutorial – 110 – phpMyAdmin Part 1




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

  1. Hello. Need your help. I already have a database created in a web hosting company. They provide access to phomyadim. Does phpmyadmin provide the servername, username and password? Is it possible to find it from phpmyadmin GUI? Thank you.

  2. 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);

  3. 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.

  4. 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…

  5. @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.

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