How do I link a database to my html code?

Question

My code involves a small form and a submit button. The submit button must update a connected html database code where every response is recorded. I am able to alert the respondent about the response being recorded but not able to record response in the database html document.

Answer 1

A database must be created first and access to the database is programmed using classic backend scripting languages such as PHP etc.

As the data is now available as variables, a JavaScript code is generated using these variables, which makes the database structure comprehensible using multidimensional JavaScript arrays.

If such a multidimensional array with the database data is available, the data from this array can be retrieved and used through loops.

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Answer 2

A backend programming language (PHP or Python or Node.js etc.) is essentially required and all these parts inclusive HTML, CSS, Javascript codes and database have to be on a server, which should be all time online.

In this way you can test that on your PC:

https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/how-to-insert-form-data-into-database-using-php/

Answer 3

Is PHP essentially required to link them or can I just use HTML to link them and continue with the code ?
Also, an HTML document can be used as the database for recording the data, right ? It can be updated as and when the form is filled.

Answer 4

You need to use a language that provided a server, best ones are node.js or php, I personally recommend node.

Answer 5

Y-Kh first let's not blame python for a c++ code and look at the "forloop" as Lothar mentioned x won't get to 1000 until x reaches 1000 but you forgot curl brackets { after the for conditional iteration

for(x=1;x<=1000;x++){

// then you are asking to print "cout" after each iteration... I added the "\n"; to address x on each line until you reach 1000

cout<<x<<"\n";

// We need a closing curl bracket for the "forloop" to properly loop
}

// Then our return 0; with a closing curl bracket for our main

return 0;
}

Answer 6

No 🥳