How to allow a user to enter info into a database through wordpress
We have an algorithm, that in order to display an answer, needs user input into our database that the algorithm draws from to give the costumer our finds. We use wordpress as our site. Is there any program, plugin or way we can do this?
All answers are welcome,
Logan
html sql database wordpress
asked Nov 22 at 20:30
Logan McColley
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We have an algorithm, that in order to display an answer, needs user input into our database that the algorithm draws from to give the costumer our finds. We use wordpress as our site. Is there any program, plugin or way we can do this?
All answers are welcome,
Logan
html sql database wordpress
asked Nov 22 at 20:30
Logan McColley
1
Can you please elaborate on exactly what you are trying to achieve. I am not exactly sure what you are asking. All I gather is you have an algorithm that returns a response based on user data. So why don't you make a web form to ask the user for the info then process it and return the result.
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 22 at 20:34
Sorry, the question is how would I process the user entry?
– Logan McColley
Nov 22 at 21:22
So you want to know how you can handle data in wordpress that comes from user entry. User entry implies a user is filling out data into a form. So you would handle it as you would handle any form in php. Validate the post data and then handle the valid data and insert it into a relevant db table. I can show an example of this if you would like or you can look it up there are plenty of examples out there
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 23 at 14:44
Could you show me an example?
– Logan McColley
Nov 24 at 21:19
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We have an algorithm, that in order to display an answer, needs user input into our database that the algorithm draws from to give the costumer our finds. We use wordpress as our site. Is there any program, plugin or way we can do this?
All answers are welcome,
Logan
html sql database wordpress
asked Nov 22 at 20:30
Logan McColley
1
We have an algorithm, that in order to display an answer, needs user input into our database that the algorithm draws from to give the costumer our finds. We use wordpress as our site. Is there any program, plugin or way we can do this?
All answers are welcome,
Logan
html sql database wordpress
html sql database wordpress
asked Nov 22 at 20:30
Logan McColley
1
asked Nov 22 at 20:30
Logan McColley
1
asked Nov 22 at 20:30
Logan McColley
1
asked Nov 22 at 20:30
Logan McColley
1
asked Nov 22 at 20:30
Logan McColley
1
1
Can you please elaborate on exactly what you are trying to achieve. I am not exactly sure what you are asking. All I gather is you have an algorithm that returns a response based on user data. So why don't you make a web form to ask the user for the info then process it and return the result.
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 22 at 20:34
Sorry, the question is how would I process the user entry?
– Logan McColley
Nov 22 at 21:22
So you want to know how you can handle data in wordpress that comes from user entry. User entry implies a user is filling out data into a form. So you would handle it as you would handle any form in php. Validate the post data and then handle the valid data and insert it into a relevant db table. I can show an example of this if you would like or you can look it up there are plenty of examples out there
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 23 at 14:44
Could you show me an example?
– Logan McColley
Nov 24 at 21:19
add a comment |
Can you please elaborate on exactly what you are trying to achieve. I am not exactly sure what you are asking. All I gather is you have an algorithm that returns a response based on user data. So why don't you make a web form to ask the user for the info then process it and return the result.
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 22 at 20:34
Sorry, the question is how would I process the user entry?
– Logan McColley
Nov 22 at 21:22
So you want to know how you can handle data in wordpress that comes from user entry. User entry implies a user is filling out data into a form. So you would handle it as you would handle any form in php. Validate the post data and then handle the valid data and insert it into a relevant db table. I can show an example of this if you would like or you can look it up there are plenty of examples out there
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 23 at 14:44
Could you show me an example?
– Logan McColley
Nov 24 at 21:19
Can you please elaborate on exactly what you are trying to achieve. I am not exactly sure what you are asking. All I gather is you have an algorithm that returns a response based on user data. So why don't you make a web form to ask the user for the info then process it and return the result.
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 22 at 20:34
Can you please elaborate on exactly what you are trying to achieve. I am not exactly sure what you are asking. All I gather is you have an algorithm that returns a response based on user data. So why don't you make a web form to ask the user for the info then process it and return the result.
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 22 at 20:34
Sorry, the question is how would I process the user entry?
– Logan McColley
Nov 22 at 21:22
Sorry, the question is how would I process the user entry?
– Logan McColley
Nov 22 at 21:22
So you want to know how you can handle data in wordpress that comes from user entry. User entry implies a user is filling out data into a form. So you would handle it as you would handle any form in php. Validate the post data and then handle the valid data and insert it into a relevant db table. I can show an example of this if you would like or you can look it up there are plenty of examples out there
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 23 at 14:44
So you want to know how you can handle data in wordpress that comes from user entry. User entry implies a user is filling out data into a form. So you would handle it as you would handle any form in php. Validate the post data and then handle the valid data and insert it into a relevant db table. I can show an example of this if you would like or you can look it up there are plenty of examples out there
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 23 at 14:44
Could you show me an example?
– Logan McColley
Nov 24 at 21:19
Could you show me an example?
– Logan McColley
Nov 24 at 21:19
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If you are trying to add/edit something in the database there is a plugin called Adminer which allows you to edit things in the database on which WordPress is installed.
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If you are trying to add/edit something in the database there is a plugin called Adminer which allows you to edit things in the database on which WordPress is installed.
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If you are trying to add/edit something in the database there is a plugin called Adminer which allows you to edit things in the database on which WordPress is installed.
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Can you please elaborate on exactly what you are trying to achieve. I am not exactly sure what you are asking. All I gather is you have an algorithm that returns a response based on user data. So why don't you make a web form to ask the user for the info then process it and return the result.
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 22 at 20:34
Sorry, the question is how would I process the user entry?
– Logan McColley
Nov 22 at 21:22
So you want to know how you can handle data in wordpress that comes from user entry. User entry implies a user is filling out data into a form. So you would handle it as you would handle any form in php. Validate the post data and then handle the valid data and insert it into a relevant db table. I can show an example of this if you would like or you can look it up there are plenty of examples out there
– Hans-Eric Lippke
Nov 23 at 14:44
Could you show me an example?
– Logan McColley
Nov 24 at 21:19