PHP Multi Page Form

Sessions in PHP are used to retain values of a web page and can transfer them from one page to another. Using this property, we can create a multi page form in PHP.

PHP Login Form with Sessions

Session variables are used to store individual client’s information on web server for later use, as web server does not know which client’s request to be respond because, HTTP address does not maintained state.

This tutorial enables you to create sessions in PHP via Login form and web server respond according to his/her request.

Upload Multiple Images Using PHP and jQuery

In this blog we focused on Multiple Image uploading functionality using PHP and jQuery in forms.

There is an Add More Files button which allows user to dynamically create above input tag, type=” file” Just click on live demo or follow our codes to use it.

How to Setup Google Captcha PHP

In our previous blog we have explained you to create and implement your own simple captcha using PHP, jQuery and AJAX in your forms.

This blog focuses on how to use captcha library offered by google in your forms.

Captcha Code in PHP and jQuery

CAPTCHA abbreviation of “Completely Automated Public Turning test to tell Computers and Human Apart” As the full form suggests, it is a kind of test which makes difference among human beings and computers for security purpose.

This blog post demonstrate you, how to implement your own simple CAPTCHA protection using PHP and AJAX technologies in forms.

PHP: Redirect To URL After Form Submission

PHP is a server side scripting language and it also allows redirecting to another page, this blog post explains you how it can be done using PHP after form submission.

We have created an HTML form with four fields and a submit button, user have to fill all fields and click on submit button, as he clicks the button PHP scripts will executes.

Form Submission Using Ajax, PHP and Javascript

Our earlier blog post already explained about form submission without page refresh, but it was done by using  ajax, PHP and jQuery.

Now you will learn same functionality using ajax, PHP and Javascript through this blog post . Just follow our post or download it to use.

Submit Form Using Ajax, PHP and jQuery

AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is the art of exchanging data with a server, and updating parts of a web page – without reloading the whole page.

we have already post a blog which explains about submitting form without page refresh, but it was done by using PHP and jQuery. Now we will show how you can do the same with ajax and PHP.