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This is a new and improved recipe page that allows you to leave a comment at the bottom.

The form on the bottom takes a name and comment and then inserts it into a mysql db table.

The blueberry muffin recipe now includes a way for people to send in their names, email addresses and comments about the recipe, and my database will keep track of all the information, ready to spit it out to me at a moment's notice!

A contact form exists at the bottom of my recipe. There are a few problems with it, but I am begging for exponential amounts of mercy. I feel dumb.

Need to send me the back-end code on that one :).

I finally created a form, going to a guest book, the only thing I'm having trouble doing is seeing the posts...

This is a nice tutorial on how to use MySQL to manipulate data. Really cool!

Since counters are critical to the usability of MySQL, I thought this copy-and-past version of a counter code would be handy for people.

For anyone who attempts the guestbook challenges, this tutorial looks like it will offer some solid guidance. Thank goodness for those kind-hearted programmers who do what they can to help the simpletons. :)

This site tells how to add links to your Website using HTML coding. Links are a key to the interactivity of the Internet, so I thought it would be good to know.

This page has a number of assorted questions and answers regarding php and MySQL. Good to browse through should you find yourself stuck on something.

A handy "cheat sheet" for various problems that can be solved by using MySQL.

Here is a page about MySQL. It explains why MySQL is the world's largest open source database and why it is usually the top choice when selecting database technology.

My attempt at adding a comment box and connecting to my db on the server.

Pick A Card... Any card at this point.

Here is my sugar cookie recipe, updated to include a "See Comments" button to show users' the comment information from my database table. I tried to utilize CSS to style the table to match the html page.

Just wanted to share this example of a database powered by MySQL. It includes thousands of records for restaurants health inspections in Connecticut. It's dynamic and updated regularly with new reports. I didn't build it, but I admire the developer who did. I only helped with the HTML/CSS display

This is my rendering of the comment submit section. Everything seems to be submitting correctly, however, i just can't seem to get the database to populate. I reviewed the videos mutiple times with no answer. I thought it may be the 'localhost' issue, but bluehost.com does not give any of the options that we saw on 'nfs'...after about 7 hours of troubleshooting and every possible configuration... if anyone has ideas i would love to hear them....other than that, the site works flawlessly. Hope you enjoy.

Well, "other than that" is pretty much at the core. I wouldn't have known it was a problem if you hadn't mentioned it (will have to change the assignment). But this is a really core thing to figure out. If you can't actually store the material, then you won't be able to do this sort of exchange when you want to make your own stuff. There's nothing obviously wrong with your code. My guess is that there is something up with your username/pass or table names, but without an "or die" statement, we'll never know...

This is my recipe with a submit button that stores the information given into my database.

It posts a comment, thats about all I can say. MySQL and I are not friends at this point, I'll leave it at that.

I feel the same way, LOL!

I've been reading MySQL's MySpace page, and she still thinks you're cool.

Test your psychic knowledge by guessing which card the computer has chosen. A fun game to play when you're bored at work!

Still always the pink heart...