From cPanel you cannot directly create or upload your database using PHPMyAdmin while making your website live. You need to follow some of the steps like – creating a database, user, etc.
The cPanel gives easy to use interface that makes it easier to manage the database and make it available in the PHPMyAdmin.
In this tutorial, I am assuming that you already have a cPanel enabled web hosting server.
The anchorScroll service in AngularJS allows us to jump to the specific HTML element in the web page. When this gets called then it adds [#element-id] on the URL which you can remove with few more line of code.
It has the dependency on $location service for hash the id on the URL and the anchorScroll reads the hashed string and looks for the given id in the web page and jump to it.
The star rating bar allows the user to submit his thoughts on whether the content or product is useful or not. This also gives the administrator a view of how well its item is performing.
It is very common on e-commerce websites.
In this tutorial, I am using the jQuery Bar Rating plugin to display the star ratings on the screen.
Whenever the user changes the rating then send an AJAX request to save the user currently rating status on the MySQL database table with PHP.
The Codeigniter allows us to perform the database action like – select, insert, update, and delete with the minimal script.
The $this->db->update() method is used for update existing record. It takes table name and an array or object as the parameter.
In the demonstration, I am listing the user’s list with the edit option. Show the update form on edit option-click.
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