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How to Use Php Grid Full Version 71 to Create Dynamic Web Pages

Php Grid is a powerful and easy-to-use library that allows you to create and manage data grids on your web pages. With Php Grid, you can display, edit, sort, filter, group, export and paginate your data in a simple and intuitive way. You can also customize the look and feel of your grids with various themes and options.

In this article, we will show you how to use Php Grid Full Version 71 to create dynamic web pages with data from a MySQL database. We will assume that you have already installed Php Grid on your server and have a basic knowledge of PHP and MySQL. If not, you can download Php Grid from https://www.phpgrid.org/ and follow the installation instructions.

Step 1: Create a MySQL Database and Table

First, we need to create a MySQL database and table that will store our data. For this example, we will use a simple table named \"products\" with the following fields:

id: an integer primary key

name: a varchar(50) field for the product name

price: a decimal(10,2) field for the product price

category: a varchar(20) field for the product category

stock: an integer field for the product stock

You can use any tool or command line to create the database and table. Here is an example of SQL statements that you can run:

CREATE DATABASE phpgrid_demo;

USE phpgrid_demo;

CREATE TABLE products (

id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

name VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL,

price DECIMAL(10,2) NOT NULL,

category VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,

stock INT NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (id)

);

Next, we need to insert some sample data into the table. You can use any tool or command line to insert the data. Here is an example of SQL statements that you can run:

INSERT INTO products (name, price, category, stock) VALUES

('iPhone 14', 999.99, 'Smartphone', 100),

('Samsung Galaxy S22', 899.99, 'Smartphone', 80),

('MacBook Pro', 1999.99, 'Laptop', 50),

('Dell XPS', 1499.99, 'Laptop', 40),

('iPad Pro', 799.99, 'Tablet', 60),

('Kindle Fire', 199.99, 'Tablet', 70),

('AirPods Pro', 249.99, 'Headphone', 90),

('Bose QuietComfort', 299.99, 'Headphone', 30);

Step 2: Create a PHP File and Include Php Grid Library

Next, we need to create a PHP file that will display our data grid on the web page. You can name the file anything you want, but for this example, we will name it \"index.php\". In this file, we need to include the Php Grid library using the require_once function:

<php

require_once(\"phpGrid/conf.php\");

>

This will load the Php Grid configuration file that contains the settings for connecting to the database and other options. You need to edit this file and enter your database credentials and other settings according to your environment.

Step 3: Create a Php Grid Object and Set Its Properties

Now, we need to create a Php Grid object that will represent our data grid on the web page. We can use the new_phpGrid function to create the object and pass the name of our table as an argument:

<php

$dg = new_phpGrid(\"products\");

>

This will create a default data grid with all the fields from our table. We can customize the grid by setting its properties using various methods. For example, we can set the caption of the grid using the set_caption method:

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