Editor’s note: When you have all the data stored in the MySQL database, and you want to display just some particular data. In order to do so, a HTML form for them to input is a great idea. Here I have created an example to show you how to do this task.

Editor’s note: In some events, you might like to change or update a field’s data. You can do it by running a query to update the field in the MySQL database’s table. But for some users who do not know much about the programming language, it is good idea to create a HTML form for them to update the data, and here I have created an example:

Editor’s note: In my past projects, especially those for company use, many of them involved with a login system and have the user name and password stored in a MySQL database. Sometime for administrators, there is a need for them to add more users when there is a new stuff for example, and therefore it is good to design an interface for them to insert the values into the MySQL database.

HTML form element – text field, as its name says, it is for inputting texts, examples like name, age or password.

There are many times that you might like to use or include PHP variables within HTML codes, case like to use for a text box’s name, and the way to do so is: