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How do I make a sign up form save data to the server?

How do I make a sign up for or a login form, alternatively shave to the server I have been struggling with this on a recent code project off the site of course that I've been doing and I don't really understand how to save the data or any of the other stuff I only know how to actually make the form and how to make it post and stuff but after that I don't know what to do. Tutorials don't show anything besides how to make the form and not do anything after that or alternatively they show it but it's just Indian guy speaking in this really really thick accent ( not racist) and then I can't understand nothing.

29th Sep 2023, 10:07 PM
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Indiana If you want fast results then this will help you with learning by doing: https://www.w3schools.com/php/php_mysql_intro.asp
30th Sep 2023, 6:40 AM
JaScript
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Thank you !!
30th Sep 2023, 3:08 PM
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Certainly! Here's a simplified version of the steps to save user data from a signup or login form to a server: Front-End (Client-Side): Create an HTML form with user input fields. Use JavaScript to validate form data. On form submission, send a POST request to the server. Back-End (Server-Side): 4. Set up a server using a backend framework (e.g., Node.js, Python, Ruby). Create routes or endpoints for registration and login. Implement server-side validation and securely store passwords. For registration, add user data to the database. For login, verify user credentials against the database. Database: 9. Use a database (e.g., MySQL, MongoDB) to store user information. Security: 10. Implement security measures (e.g., password hashing, HTTPS) to protect user data. Response: 11. Send success/failure response from the server to the client. Optionally, send an authentication token for future requests. User Experience: 13. Provide user-friendly feedback on the client-side. Client-Side Storage (Optional): 14. O
30th Sep 2023, 6:39 AM
D1M3
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User Experience: 13. Provide user-friendly feedback on the client-side. Client-Side Storage (Optional): 14. Optionally, store session-related data securely on the client. Testing and Deployment: 15. Test thoroughly and deploy the application. Remember that while this is a simplified overview, each step involves more detailed implementation and consideration of security practices. It's essential to follow best practices and consider security at every stage to protect user data.
30th Sep 2023, 6:40 AM
D1M3
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