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I've tried researching, but most people seem to want to display table data to a webpage.<br />
I have a php website with an existing MySQL database.<br />
My existing shopping cart requires the user to enter: Name, Address, phone, etc. which I think turns away people. I really only need the Email and a password. &nbsp;So I want to discard my shopping cart and display on a page:<br />
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Enter your Email: &nbsp; __________________________<wbr />_______<br />
again (make sure they match) _____________________<br />
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Enter Password: &nbsp;__________________________<wbr />________<br />
again (make sure they match) _____________________ <br />
[SUBMIT] &nbsp;(RECORDS FIELDS TO TABLE)<br />
Thank You
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I've tried researching, but most people seem to want to display table data to a webpage.
I have a php website with an existing MySQL database.
My existing shopping cart requires the user to enter: Name, Address, phone, etc. which I think turns away people. I really only need the Email and a password.  So I want to discard my shopping cart and display on a page:

Enter your Email:   _________________________________
again (make sure they match) _____________________

Enter Password:  __________________________________
again (make sure they match) _____________________ 
[SUBMIT]  (RECORDS FIELDS TO TABLE)
Thank You

Record Website fields to database

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