PHP Tutorials: Image upload site: Design (Part 1)

First thing’s first, the layout! The design process for the image/video upload site project.

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18 Responses to “PHP Tutorials: Image upload site: Design (Part 1)”

  • enatomx says:

    lol at emily , shes …
    lol at emily , shes like “wtf is all this”…

    i tried mate, to get my little brother to learn the stuff… it don work, they just get bored.

  • ZopplerEntertainment says:

    Please keep these …
    Please keep these tutorials going! Ill give you free ad space on my website, please, they are so nice, and the best I could find on Youtube!

  • phpacademy says:

    Simply put, i’m …
    Simply put, i’m focusing on php! Tutorials from now on will use xhtml.

  • sarmenhb says:

    thank you for …
    thank you for putting your time into creating these tutorials but if i may ask one question (if u dont mind) why are you using outdated html?

  • cobra12512 says:

    Can you please …
    Can you please continue this tutorials, i will pay you…. Please!

  • nikey453 says:

    awesome work……. …
    awesome work……….
    thanq very much……..

  • omanoman98 says:

    te = the
    te = the

  • omanoman98 says:

    Good stuff Alex! …
    Good stuff Alex! Thanks for this tut

    I must say that te best part about this tutorial is Emily!

  • TheDuhLangauge says:

    Why don’t you use …
    Why don’t you use divs instead of tables?

  • phpacademy says:

    You can use a …
    You can use a mysql_query to run just about any query! So yeah, you can insert data from PHP, that’s fine.

  • 111angelrose says:

    every thing is goin …
    every thing is goin well ,my php pages are running well ,,only thing is i want to know whether v should first fill in data in phpmyadmin or will the data automatically gets stored in phpmyadmin,,

  • phpacademy says:

    phpmyadmin simply …
    phpmyadmin simply acts as an interface between you and a mysql server. You must have mysql installed, and then phpmyadmin copied to your server ‘htdocs’ (if you’re using apache), then you can manage your database from here.

  • 111angelrose says:

    Hi, i? want to know …
    Hi, i? want to know the main purpose of connection of phpmyadmin to php web page. And is it nacessary to first fill in data in phpmyadmin or will the data automatically gets stored in phpmyadmin,,while registering on the php web page

  • mbahgat3 says:

    please send me the …
    please send me the files. I am can bary folow and type

  • divac7777 says:

    yea this tutorial …
    yea this tutorial is awesome. It would be even better if you used divs instead of tables. But still this is very informative Thanks

  • phpacademy says:

    Yeah, I understand …
    Yeah, I understand that this is the best way to do things. However, obviously focusing on PHP I felt leaving that upto different individuals would work best. Thanks anyway!

  • modernclics says:

    Definitely, html …
    Definitely, html for content and CSS for design, that’s the standard.

  • irac78 says:

    Great stuff. I …
    Great stuff. I would suggest using CSS in the external file for styling the page. I prefer working with div tags instead of tables but this looks cool anyway. Well done

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