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Video instructions and help with filling out and completing What Form 8655 Enrollment

Instructions and Help about What Form 8655 Enrollment

Hey guys, what's going on? I'm Clever Techie and in this video, we're going to be creating an account registration form that looks like this. We will also be adding an arbitrary image upload feature and save all the user information in a MySQL database. The form will have a profile welcome page that displays our avatar and username. Additionally, it will show all the registered users' usernames and avatars. Let's go ahead and get started. First, let's visit codepen.io/clevertechy and scroll down to find the form pen. Click on it to access the HTML and CSS code. Copy the code and paste it into our project folder in NetBeans. Create a new PHP file called form and a CSS file also named form. Paste the HTML and CSS code into the corresponding files. Next, let's preview the form by opening form.php. It should look exactly like we expected. Now, we are ready to work with the form. But before we start coding in PHP, let's create the database and the users table. Open PHPMyAdmin and click on "New." Create a database called "accounts." Once the database is created, switch to MySQL Workbench for faster and easier database management. Connect to the "accounts" database and create a new table called "users." Add the following columns: ID (primary key, auto increment), username (not null), email (not null), password (not null), and avatar (not null). Set the character values to be 100 for each column. Once the table is ready, go back to PHPMyAdmin and check that the table has been created successfully. The table should contain all the fields as defined in MySQL Workbench. Now, let's go back to NetBeans. The form we created will submit to itself, so we need to place all the PHP code above the form. First, let's create a session so...