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PHP Tutorial: Return data from a MySQL Database without refreshing (using jQuery)
July 25th, 2010 
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@BABURAOIU can you please give me a link to the tutorial or article about that THANKS !
@machine1112 yes with a few modifications, you can.
I can’t get this to work and i’m using Firefox and i checked the code more then 5 times.
Thanckyou I was whating for a lung time for this tutorial!!!!!
Sorry for my stupid comment under here, i understand it, and it’s really handy, i didn’t know that you could do that.
Thank you for sharing this.
So the browser can connect to the servers without refreshing a page?
@phpacademy Ok yea, I’m still learning myself about the whole php idea, and I just wanted to make sure I wasn’t too incorrect in the idea that it could be done a different way. In a way though, this vid helped me out because it gave me an exercise. Since you showed the end result at the beginning, I immediately began to see if I could do this without jquery and with what I could remember in my head, with connecting to databases and all, and I managed to do it. So I do appreciate the videos, thx
can i send data to my db this way ?
@Viperjts10 Like you said, it’s just an example of what jQuery can do. It’s just a demonstration of how to get data without having to refresh the page.
awesome ! now i’m begining to understand jQuery. we want more jQ when you’ll have time to do other video tutorials
thank you very much…. keep going make some noew tutorials of sending messages beetween users with ajax in site…
I’m just curious to know why jquery is needed for this. I’m assuming this is just supposed to be an easy example/demonstration as to what jquery is capable of doing, but you could toss that php which you had on data.php onto the first page (index.php) and use a simple if($_POST['submit']) to decide whether or not to display some text.
Hi Alex,
Great tut thanks
great tutorial!
I would be happy if you will decide to teach jQuery along side php…
Thank you sir.
You are awesome!!!
Heard a lot abt Jquery. Thanks for including that in a tutorial.
thx Alex ! this is def a must have and a must know tut!!!
So Sweet!
@santosbl01 I realised that after. Thanks for letting me know anyway.
thanks i can use this for so many things
When using a input-button instead of a real submit-button you lose the option to just press Enter to send the data. You can just as easy use a real submit-button without an onClick, and write onSubmit=”get(); return false;” in your form-tag instead.
Nice. I’ve been waiting for this. Thanks!!
HOLY SHIT I NEEDED THIS! Thank you so much
nice tutorial!! thanks alex for sharing this with us! you always do a great job!
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