$data = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM address ORDER BY name ASC")The bottom part of our script actually pulls the data from our database, puts it into an array, and prints it out. Using the PHP_SELF function with actual database data, we are able to link to add mode, edit mode, and remove mode. We pass the appropriate variables within each link, to let the script know which mode is needed.
or die(mysql_error());
Print "<h2>Address Book</h2><p>";
Print "<table border cellpadding=3>";
Print "<tr><th width=100>Name</th><th width=100>Phone</th><th width=200>Email</th><th width=100 colspan=2>Admin</th></tr>"; Print "<td colspan=5 align=right><a href=" .$_SERVER[’PHP_SELF’]. "?mode=add>Add Contact</a></td>";
while($info = mysql_fetch_array( $data ))
{
Print "<tr><td>".$info['name'] . "</td> ";
Print "<td>".$info['phone'] . "</td> ";
Print "<td> <a href=mailto:".$info['email'] . ">" .$info['email'] . "</a></td>";
Print "<td><a href=" .$_SERVER[’PHP_SELF’]. "?id=" . $info['id'] ."&name=" . $info['name'] . "&phone=" . $info['phone'] ."&email=" . $info['email'] . "&mode=edit>Edit</a></td>"; Print "<td><a href=" .$_SERVER[’PHP_SELF’]. "?id=" . $info['id'] ."&mode=remove>Remove</a></td></tr>";
}
Print "</table>";
?>
</body>
</html>
From here you can make aesthetic changes to this script, or try adding more fields.
