This post is the continuation of the post “Create a HTML form with PHP for loop and table”. It mainly focus on how to catch the HTML elements’ data generated from a PHP of a HTML form, it also talks about PHP Variable variables.

In system designing, there are many cases which requires user to login in order to access some restricted areas. And so, we might need to generate an initial password for the user. Here I am going to show you how to generate random passwords with integers

In my previous post, I have mentioned about using MySQL data as drop down menu items. Here in this post, I am going to show how to use XML elements as HTML form drop down menu items, by doing so, we could use the XML file as a configuration file.

Editor’s note: To create one HTML table is easy, but to create multiple HTML tables, We have to copy and paste the code many times. However we could do the job with a PHP for loop.

Editor’s note: I mentioned in my previous post Display data from MySQL with PHP which I demonstrated how to display the data of a row within a table, now I want to demonstrate how to display all field names (column names) of a table within a MySQL database.

Editor’s note: To create a HTML form with just a few text fields and a few HTML form elements is easy, but in a stock control system or price input system for example, there might be a need for many text fields and different HTML form elements repeatedly appear in the HTML form. To type in the codes of all of them will take too much time. Therefore a PHP for loop and a table is good for this task.