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Many many thanks

You're absolutely right. I didn't use the $image_type variable, there was no need to. I got the image type using the 'finfo' function from the $image_temp variable, so there was no need to include in the code '$image_type = $image['image']['type']' in the first place. Good observation.

@@DigitalFox-tutorials thank you for clarification

You can create an api to return data from the database in json format

You can use PHP and mysql to get the data from the database and then you can fetch the data using the 'fetch' method in JavaScript. Actually i was already thinking to make a tutorial on this topic.

​@@DigitalFox-tutorialsplease make a video on this using mongodb database

​@@DigitalFox-tutorialswaiting for the tutorial

Can you be more specific.

Hey check for any typo in the lines of code where you include the namespaces in the script.php file. Check out the code on my website: digitalfox-tutorials.com/tutorial.php?title=Send-Email-in-PHP-using-PHPMailer-and-Gmail

Hey, I am not sure but check your Gmail settings. Make sure that you have two step verification enabled.

It's already enabled. I've found out that xoauth2 setting is needed. There's no other way. I'm trying to implement it to my project.

Glad it helped! Thank you.

Thank you

You're very welcome! Thank you too.

Hey, I am using Sublime text.

Glad it helped

Thank you too. I am glad you liked it.

Glad it helped

Now I'm watching this video for the second time and giving it a better thought. Instead of creating the password and sending it, I would just send a link to a password creating page. In that page, I would take the new password, generate the hash and then direct the user to the login page. Additionally, I would build logic into the function that if the password has already been reset, a message would inform the user about it. So the password would not be accessible in the user's inbox, nor the reset link could be used more than once. That would force a bad actor to access the victim's inbox again, which may fail due to actions taken by the email service provider or the user themselves later on.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you too. Glad it helped!

Thank you, but i am actually from Greece.

@@DigitalFox-tutorials Excuse me bro , I thinked you are from India 😅🤦🏻‍♂️

No worries, we are all brothers.

Glad it helped

Glad to hear that! Thank you too.

Hey, I have an older video and tutorial. You can get the source code from there. It's not exactly the same code, but it does the same thing. digitalfox-tutorials.com/tutorial.php?title=Storing-form-data-in-a-json-file-with-php

@@DigitalFox-tutorials ok and thanks for the reply bro

Hey, i know it's more convenient to use bootstrap, not only to create a pagination but other stuff to, but you must also know basic programming stuff like this one.

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Yes of course you can.

Yes when we use the mail function in php we have also to be sure that our SMTP settings are correct. But don't bother much with the mail function. Check this tutorial on how to use the PHPMailer library to send emails using Gmail's SMTP server. digitalfox-tutorials.com/tutorial.php?title=Send-Email-in-PHP-using-PHPMailer-and-Gmail

You mean like shopping cart and checkout page? Yes i thought about it.

Thank you, I am glad you liked it.

Hey, check this out i think it's what you need. digitalfox-tutorials.com/tutorial.php?title=Creating-dynamic-web-pages-using-PHP-and-MySQL

Glad it was helpful!

Glad to hear

Hey, sorry for the late response. I think that in a local environment the problem occurs when we use visual studio's live server. I am not 100% sure, but i read that somewhere. Set up a localhost server like MAMP or XAMPP to try it out.

@@DigitalFox-tutorials no problem, thanks for replying! it was indeed a problem with visual studio live server. i got it fixed eventually 👍

Yes, the code runs in any kind of a local server.

Normally we have a CMS (content management system) from where we upload the products. But in our case here you have to go and write everything in the database manually.

Thank you. Normally we have a CMS (content management system) from where we upload the products. But in our case here you have to go and write everything in the database manually.

@@DigitalFox-tutorials Thank you. I did some quick research and i found the different CMS include excel and the bench system. Could you Recommend me to any tuition or tips on how to write the descriptions products directly in the DB manually including the images or videos so as to fetch these combine informations. Thanks

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

Great to hear!

You are correct, by displaying the PHP file's content the script is not executed. Check if your localhost server is running. Also i have the impression that if you use VS code with a live server it might not work. Hope it helps.

@@DigitalFox-tutorials Thank you, it was in fact a server configuration issue. I just got confused because I had the same problem both with my VS Code live server and my actual server.

I think there is maybe a typo in your code. Get the source code from my website and compare it to yours. digitalfox-tutorials.com/tutorial.php?title=Fetch-data-stored-in-a-json-file-with-JavaScript

Make sure that you are sending the title query string along with the GET request from the index file and also from the category page. <p class="title"> <a href="product.php?title=<?php echo urlencode($product['title']) ?>"> <?php echo $product['title'] ?> </a> </p> I thing that's the problem. Or check your spelling maybe there is a typo.

Hey, i updated the link in the description . I didn't notice that it was broken. Sorry.