In this video, you are going to learn how to create a Server-Side Ajax JQuey CRUD Data Table step by step easily using PHP, MySql, Bootstrap, Javascript. And you can learn how to insert, edit and delete data using ajax DataTables as you can see in the video.
In this video, you are going to learn how to create a Server-Side Ajax JQuey CRUD Data Table step by step easily using PHP, MySql, Bootstrap, Javascript. And you can learn how to insert, edit and delete data using ajax DataTables as you can see in the video. First, you need to Install a localhost server(eg:- XAMPP, WampServer) to your pc. Then go to the htdocs file in the localhost server. Then create a new folder inside the htdocs name datatable (you can use any name for this folder). Then you need to create "index.php", "database connection.php", "delete.php", "fetch.php", "fetch_single.php", "function.php" and "insert.php" files inside that datatable folder. Then your files are ready.
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