Register: When the user clicks the register link, the request will be sent to the "register.php$"$

script. The script is a self$-$reference script, if no data has been sent, a form is generated as

shown in Figure $3,$ otherwise, the data is retrieved from the form and then stored in the

database. The form's method attribute should be set to POST and action to "register.php$".$

The student photo should be uploaded to a folder called "images", only accept an image of

type "jpeg", and rename it to be the same as the student ID$.$ For instance, if you have a

student with an ID is $\text{'}11213568\text{'},$ the file name should be $\text{'}11213568.$jpeg'. Also, you can save

the file name in the database.

$-$Student Recond:

Souden ID:

Soudent Name.

Gender:

Male

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Departmenk:

Average:

Address:

City

Country:

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email

Student Fhowoc

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Figure $3$: Student Registratbn Page

Delete $()$ when clicked a get request with the student ID sent to the "delete.php$"$ script.

which deletes the student record from the database. Also, you need to combine the query

string with anchor tags as discussed in the View action above.

Edit $(\frac{?}{?})$ allows an applicant to update the information present in the database when

clicking a get request with the student ID sent to the "edit.php$"$ script. Also, you need to

combine the query string with anchor tags as discussed in the View action above. The edit

script returns an HTML page with a form filled with the student's details, which are

retrieved from the database, all the records are editable except the Student ID$.$ Then the

user sends the new student's information to the "edit.php$"$ script which updates the

student's information in the database. The page generated by the "edit.php$"$ script is the

same as shown in Figure $3$ except change the button title to update and the form action