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MYSQL

Creating a Voting Poll With PHP And MySQL Part 2/2
By: Mitchell Harper
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    2002-01-16

    Table of Contents:
  • Creating a Voting Poll With PHP And MySQL Part 2/2
  • Capturing votes for the poll
  • Displaying the tallied results
  • Conclusion

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    Creating a Voting Poll With PHP And MySQL Part 2/2


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    In the first article of this two part series, Mitchell discussed how to create the database for a voting poll system. He also talked about adding and deleting polls. In this, the second and final article in the series, he will show you how to create a PHP script that will actually allow users to vote, remember which users have voted, and display the results of the most recent poll.In the first article of this two part series, I discussed how to create the database for our voting poll system. I also described how we would go about adding and delete poll questions using the managepoll.php file that was included with article one’s support material.

    In this, the second and final article in the series, I will show you how to create a PHP script to actually allow users to vote, remember which users have voted, and display the results of the most recent poll.

    As with the previous article, you should have access to a server running Apache, PHP and MySQL. See article one for details on creating the polls database.

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