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How To Create A PHP Front-End To Your MySQL Database Using DaDaBIK
By: Eugenio Tacchini
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    2002-09-06

    Table of Contents:
  • How To Create A PHP Front-End To Your MySQL Database Using DaDaBIK
  • Database Table Creation
  • Database Table Creation (contd.)
  • Customizing DaDaBIK
  • Conclusion

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    How To Create A PHP Front-End To Your MySQL Database Using DaDaBIK


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    Sure, all PHP developers have used PHPMyAdmin, but have you heard of DaDaBIK? In this article Eugenio talks about DaDaBIK and shows us how to use it to create a front-end for a MySQL database with it in under 5 minutes.One of the most used features of PHP is the ability to connect to a DBMS in order to perform queries. In particular, the process of creating a web interface for a database (i.e. some web pages that allow users to search, insert and update records in a database) is a very common task -- in fact, a lot of PHP developers complain that they have to re-write the same code hundreds of times just to produce a front-end to their MySQL database.

    DaDaBIK (this strange recursive acronym stands for DataBase Interfaces Kreator) is a free open source PHP program that can help developers in situations like those mentioned above.

    Using DaDaBIK, you can create your own customized web front-end for a MySQL database in a few minutes without any coding. Sound strange? Trust me on this for a second and read this article in its entirety.

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