How can I use jQuery with PHP?
The answer is more the other way around - you can use PHP with jquery, but not really the other way around. To clarify:PHP is a scripting language often intermingled on a “page of code” with HTML, CSS and javascript. Jquery is simply a javascript library that does a very many useful things so you don’t have to write all that javascript yourself.PHP is run on the server side, by the web server software and then a webpage is delivered to the browser (e.g. Chrome or Firefox) and within that browser, the javascript is run (that’s the Jquery part). So you can’t actually meaningfully put Jquery “inside” PHP because jquery depends on javascript and that is run in the browser, not on the server.However, within a block of javascript script code, you could put PHP script, which is executed on the server and filled in with the value that is sent to the browser. e.g.:Notice the bolded line of PHP code in the above javascript? So more accurately, you can use PHP with Javascript (Jquery being just 1 possible JS library), but not really the other way around.
What does sql and php and jquery do?
Sql is basically a database that holds information such as users, passwords and so on. Php is a server side code that is used to do different things server related such as logging into a website. Buying things on a website. And jquery is kind of like javascript and its used in the same context as javascript and sort of HTML it just simplifys it. Also if this helps or you have anymore questions please consider liking this page https://www.facebook.com/computerhelp12 as they can answer any tech related question instantly.
I write code in PHP but I want it in JavaScript or jQuery. How can I write the same code in JavaScript or in jQuery?
Why don't you go ahead and learn Javascript?Meanwhile, if you are looking around for tools to do this, then Danack has one repo for this, do check it out. Danack/PHP-to-Javascript
What is the fastest way to build a site together using PHP, JQuery and MySQL?
What you are asking is actually called CMSThere are few excellent open source ones like drupal, wordpress.I persoanly prefer wordpress install XAMPP http://www.apachefriends.org/en/...And then Wordpress http://wordpress.org/Both of the installs should take around 10 minutes and you have a running system.
I know HTML, CSS, JS, JQUERY, PHP and MySQL. Should I register free code camp?
Tl;DR Yes, you can and you should.I am going to make some assumptions and if you don't abide by it then just don't read further. I am assuming you have learned from video tutorials or some books or it was in your course structure at your school or college or whatever. Basically I am assuming that you have never practically applied this knowledge and build something.http://freecodecamp.com has a number of projects for you to test you skills on. This are not competitive and has no deadlines. So, all you have to do is set your mind and code out. They also have an amazing community which helps you if you are in a pinch. Theses projects can be build by any type of full stack developer, so you don't even have to think whether the knowledge you have will be sufficient for it.What I have learned is that people learn more when they have to go in the field and start doing something. If you get a platform where you can easily build some projects which will implement your skill set and also you can learn something new from it.Hope it helps.
How can I learn Javascript and Jquery easier?
Hi So im in classes currently doing web development and im ok with html and css and can make great websites with them alone. But of course this will be simple and straight forward. I would like to have javascript and Jquery on my sites so that I could make some really great animations and interactions but the problem is I am really behind in classes and I am finding it difficult to grasp the concept of javascript and jquery. Are there any websites and videos that can help me better?