Create/Populate a MySQL Table Add this line to your vars.php file: $PHP_SELF $_SERVER['PHP_ SELF']; Add an associative

Create/Populate a MySQL Table 

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Add this line to your vars.php file: $PHP_SELF $_SERVER['PHP_ SELF']; Add an associative array ($monthsArray) to your vars.php file that contains the monthName => monthDays values for each month. = Execute your displayAssignments () function to display your site navigation. Execute a function from your functions.php file that accepts one parameter ($dateDue) that displays a message under the navigation on your db.php page showing when this assignment is due and how many days are left until it is due (or how many days the assignment is overdue). Create a form with a simple "Create MonthsTable" button. When the user clicks the "Import Months" button, your db.php should: to Connects to your MySQL server. Generates MySQL commands to CREATE a MySQL table, monthsTable, with these fields: monthID INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, monthName CHAR(10), monthDays INT (2). Good idea to have your first SQL statement be: DROP TABLE IF EXISTS monthsTable; If the table CREATE command is successful, call a PHP function walks through the $monthsArray and use PHPs to generate MySQL commands to INSERT INTO monthsTable each item in the $monthsArray. Displays a "Successful" or "Unsuccessful" message when complete. Add this line to your vars.php file: $PHP_SELF $_SERVER['PHP_ SELF']; Add an associative array ($monthsArray) to your vars.php file that contains the monthName => monthDays values for each month. = Execute your displayAssignments () function to display your site navigation. Execute a function from your functions.php file that accepts one parameter ($dateDue) that displays a message under the navigation on your db.php page showing when this assignment is due and how many days are left until it is due (or how many days the assignment is overdue). Create a form with a simple "Create MonthsTable" button. When the user clicks the "Import Months" button, your db.php should: to Connects to your MySQL server. Generates MySQL commands to CREATE a MySQL table, monthsTable, with these fields: monthID INT PRIMARY KEY AUTO_INCREMENT, monthName CHAR(10), monthDays INT (2). Good idea to have your first SQL statement be: DROP TABLE IF EXISTS monthsTable; If the table CREATE command is successful, call a PHP function walks through the $monthsArray and use PHPs to generate MySQL commands to INSERT INTO monthsTable each item in the $monthsArray. Displays a "Successful" or "Unsuccessful" message when complete.

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Assuming you have already created a MySQL database heres an example of how you can create and popula... View the full answer