How To Add A Field In Website In Which Other Users Can Post

How do I create a posting system for my website in PHP/HTML/CSS/JavaScript?

first create a page with a { css: resize:none } with create post as heading and make it apper in the center, aslo add two buttons one for browsing that is to select an add pictures to you post and the other is post button to post your contentnow create a table in the database with necessary columns that are required, if you want to print the time of status posted then add time function i.e, (based on our requirement i used NOW() to get the current time) and create a tablethis the table i created for my project username and email columns are maintained so that we can know who posted it timestamp to know the time when the post published and pictures columns to store imagesnow write the code in php to send all th post data to the databaseone it is done write a loop which grabs the data from the database and displays all the post in the descending order (you can change it if you want with ASC and DESC)design the UI such that it attracts in mobile too . thi s is how it looks in mobile and computer’sCOMPUTERTHIS IS IN PORTRAIT MODETHIS IS IN LANDSCAPE MODEhope you got it…….:-)!!!</p></section><section class="yan-answer"><p class="reply-topic">What is the best way to advertise a home-based genealogy business?</p><p class="reply-content">I am starting a genealogy website. I do research on ancestry, finding history, names, dates, etc. I would like to persure the idea of doing family trees for other people. How do I make this successful, I have the site, and the knowledge, though I am clueless on how to revenate clients....any advice?</p></section><section class="qa-answer"><p class="reply-topic">How can I build a site where people can post stuff (text, images etc.) with the help of sites like Weebly and Wix?</p><p class="reply-content">If you are looking for a simple way to add discussions to your existing website I can think of two option for you:1 Disqus for commenting The Web’s Community of Communities. Disqus handles all of the user sign-up and ID process, and gives you good tools for managing what's being said. 2 Branch for discussionsFor hosting conversations, you can use Branch. The discussions are moderated and hosted on their online platform, but you can embed the discussions on your website, just like you would host a video on youtube and embed it onto you page.</p></section><section class="qa-answer db-local"><p class="reply-topic">How do I add clickable links on Instagram posts?</p><p class="reply-content">Instagram would let you post links if your account was very popular. Unfortunately, it’s the service which decides whether you can have this privilege or not.However, you could be able to posts links if turned your personal account into a business one and paid for ads. Basically, Instagram would treat your links as advertisements.The option with ads is the best way to post links, however, if you don’t want to purchase advertisements, you can try other ways.For example, you can use a shortener like Bitly and post short links that have a form of a CTA. Still, you need to inform your followers what they can find on a referring website.You can also try adding a text hyperlink to your images. Do it by placing a link to the picture in the text format so that visitors can copy it. Not perfect, but works.</p></section><section class="yan-answer"><p class="reply-topic">What's the best way to store images on an ASP.Net site?</p><p class="reply-content">Great question. </br> </br>First off, there are multiple hosts that allow you to write to a directory (GoDaddy being one). The the user that the site runs under is actually writing to the file system and accessing the database (not the page as referenced above). </br> </br>If you do write to the file system, I highly recommend writing to a folder that is outside the directory of your main web application. That way when you push new code to update your site you won't run into issues with possibly overwriting your "uploaded images" directory. </br> </br>DBA's that I've worked with hated the idea of storing images in the DB since they said it bloated the DB and slowed it down. If you have a HUGE site with 1 million+ records that each have images, then I think you have an argument to start looking at performance. At that point, try storing the files either way and see which one performs better. It may sound like a pain, but if your site has that much data it's well worth it. </br> </br>Once big benefit of storing the images in the DB is that you won't have to worry about the transaction of writing to the file system and inserting a related record in the DB. If you have 2 steps and one fails midway, you'll have to create a transaction to roll the other back. If, however, you store this all in the DB you'll just have 1 write. 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