@MrNickfrosty At youtu.be/OPmBJhhuwSM?t=12m1s -- What hotkey did you use to fill in the rest of the $id variables with the appropriate $row perimeter? Thanks for the great tutorial dude!
i've tested it too and it works great! very good. i've searched something like that in perl but i didn't find it. i have an aditional suggestion. After the connect part i've made an if condition with $k != "" for testing if the input box is empty. if you don't do that if condition it will show every entry in the database!
Thanks for the tutorials. I have follwed all the steps, but I am not getting the result, I dont know what I am doing wrong. I made a seapret search.php page and my search box is inserted to an exsisting page is a html. please could you upload the source code to your website as it is not there?
Thanks for the tutorials. I have follwed all the steps, but I am not getting the result, I dont know what I am doing wrong. I made a seapret search.php page and my search box is inserted to exsisting page is html. please could you please upload the source code to you wesite?
Very nice tutorial. One question I have, if search list becomes long then how we can shift list on next pages withing next previous buttons plus also display of pages number hyperlink. I would appreciate on it.
I keep getting this error Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_IS_EQUAL, expecting T_VARIABLE or '$' in /home/content/93/4903793/html/testphp/search.php on line 29
i'm curious. In this demo you know the location and label of the links, description and title. How do you index into a database content like google does where they don't know "k" or that "k" even exists? Before they used meta tags, but now they don't.
awesome tutorial, i will definitely use this tool - i have not checked your videos yet, but will leave feedback as to what tutorials may be helpful. Thanks
The undefined index is actually a variable that haven't been set yet. Sloppy mistake and its there. Just a future reference for people who wonder what that was.
You can fix this by assigning it with a starting value or checking if it has set with the isset() function from php.
make a jquery comment sys
harajli56 1 week ago
You forgot to define i++ part. To be honest, you don't need that part.
forkhyun 1 week ago
can u make this tutorial again, but with PDO instead of mysql connect ?? :)
glitterhaha 1 week ago
your source code page doesn't work anymore.
mfkphotos 2 weeks ago
[DE]Ich hab schon mal ein anderes Video gesehen und das hat nicht geklappt... also ! DANKE denn bei dir klappt es!
[EN]I've ever seen another video and it did not work ... So! Thank you for because it works!
TheBasicTutorials1 2 weeks ago
great video
hima7644 3 weeks ago in playlist PHP and HTML Tutorials
Hello!
Thanks for this tutorial. How make ranking?
war21x3b 3 weeks ago
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krisnarocks 3 weeks ago
How do you go about resolving the error on line 21? thanks Mr Frosty
lxm7 3 weeks ago
brilliant, thanks!
davervd86 3 weeks ago
good tutorial. Thank alot frosty. Keep up the good work. You are the best frosty.
caophuongduy11 3 weeks ago
good tutorial
yssefunc 3 weeks ago
why don't you make commenting system tutorial next???
carboveg 1 month ago
Thank you very much for this! Helped a lot
TazManiacDevL 1 month ago
@MrNickfrosty At youtu.be/OPmBJhhuwSM?t=12m1s -- What hotkey did you use to fill in the rest of the $id variables with the appropriate $row perimeter? Thanks for the great tutorial dude!
ilovetheinternet 1 month ago
Thanks, this tutorial helps me:D
minecraft539 1 month ago
Can you add custom css on the page after?
Rocketpigs 1 month ago
Notice: Undefined variable: i in blah blah <--here, please help me thanks :)
trimothy29 1 month ago
@trimothy29 Right under <?php add a $i = 0
zacharysr 1 month ago
how to eliminate the remaining error in this tutorial?
trimothy29 1 month ago
Brilliant tutorial.. It helped me a lot.
deewan84 3 months ago
i've tested it too and it works great! very good. i've searched something like that in perl but i didn't find it. i have an aditional suggestion. After the connect part i've made an if condition with $k != "" for testing if the input box is empty. if you don't do that if condition it will show every entry in the database!
Dnslx 3 months ago
@Dnslx You don't need to do !="". PHP has a function to test if a variable contains something: isEmpty($var).
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Thanks for the tutorials. I have follwed all the steps, but I am not getting the result, I dont know what I am doing wrong. I made a seapret search.php page and my search box is inserted to an exsisting page is a html. please could you upload the source code to your website as it is not there?
55wardak 3 months ago
Thanks for the tutorials. I have follwed all the steps, but I am not getting the result, I dont know what I am doing wrong. I made a seapret search.php page and my search box is inserted to exsisting page is html. please could you please upload the source code to you wesite?
55wardak 3 months ago
kwssource_biz go to it, the search engine has an error help me!
geoman298 3 months ago in playlist More videos from MrNickfrosty
Very nice tutorial. One question I have, if search list becomes long then how we can shift list on next pages withing next previous buttons plus also display of pages number hyperlink. I would appreciate on it.
viqaramjadmir 3 months ago
Nice tutorial..
MerijnDH 3 months ago
Why did you remove my comment? My comment was to help your program be better... Okay, see if I help you out any more.
PHPGooRu 3 months ago
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PHPGooRu 3 months ago
that'sssss greattt!!!!!!tutorial........thank you!
mrdevi 4 months ago
I keep getting this error Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_IS_EQUAL, expecting T_VARIABLE or '$' in /home/content/93/4903793/html/testphp/search.php on line 29
referring to if($ == 1)
what am I doing wrong?
DynamicDesignz585 4 months ago
@DynamicDesignz585 I think you should use $i instead of $
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indramalw 5 months ago
GREAT VIDEO
SlobodanV1984 5 months ago
How do we fix the undefined variable: i thing?
MrCocoashot 5 months ago
@MrCocoashot
"How do we fix the undefined variable: i thing?"
I wan't to know that too...
mehdolino1999 5 months ago
@mehdolino1999 I found out how, you have to add $i = 0 somewhere above it
MrCocoashot 5 months ago
How do we make the fancy percent sign?
Thehero137 5 months ago
@Thehero137 On your keyboard press Shift+5 and you will get %
MrCocoashot 5 months ago
i'm curious. In this demo you know the location and label of the links, description and title. How do you index into a database content like google does where they don't know "k" or that "k" even exists? Before they used meta tags, but now they don't.
marketmakerii 5 months ago
awesome tutorial, i will definitely use this tool - i have not checked your videos yet, but will leave feedback as to what tutorials may be helpful. Thanks
marketmakerii 5 months ago
what does this mean plz help me
mysql_num_rows() expects parameter 1 to be resource, boolean given in C:\xampp\htdocs\search.php on line 36
and this is the code
$query = mysql_query($query); $numrows = mysql_num_rows($query); if ($numrows > 0) {
uzman1997 6 months ago
@uzman1997 i have that problem also
octalillusion 4 months ago
:( wont connect to my server
samlovesjuicy88 6 months ago
AWESOME
TheDragonballboy 6 months ago
Totally Awesome! I have tried so many tuts and it didnt work! now you have one that does! I am so subscribing!
jkurtzman1 7 months ago
Thanks i finished it! Woo my first PHP project 100% done in 45 mins!
SquizzMedia 8 months ago
@SquizzMedia Great!
MrNickfrosty 8 months ago
@SquizzMedia share please!
trimothy29 1 month ago
I get this error please help
Warning: mysql_num_rows(): supplied argument is not a valid MySQL result resource in /home/xxxxxx/public_html/search.php on line 33
ICydiaify 8 months ago
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ICydiaify 8 months ago
The undefined index is actually a variable that haven't been set yet. Sloppy mistake and its there. Just a future reference for people who wonder what that was.
You can fix this by assigning it with a starting value or checking if it has set with the isset() function from php.
EpicSoftworks 9 months ago
Cool, I did learn something. What tutorial are you making next?
kaptioner 10 months ago
@kaptioner im glad you did. i haven't decided yet. any suggestions?
MrNickfrosty 10 months ago
awesome tutorial
PresetMediaDOTcom 10 months ago
@PresetMediaDOTcom thanks
MrNickfrosty 10 months ago