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How do I show metrics with PHP or Javascript
I want to be able to display some metrics on my webpage, for example "How many users I have"
How am I able to do this? Is it better with php or javascript?
How am I able to do this? Is it better with php or javascript?
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Do you want to display this metrics from the database? or Is it static information that you want to show it on the page?
PHP is a server side scripting language where the code runs on the webserver and sends the output to the browser(as HTML)
http://php.net/manual/en/intro-whatis.php
Javascript is Client side scripting language where the code runs on browser and used for performing actions on the browser.
PHP is a server side scripting language where the code runs on the webserver and sends the output to the browser(as HTML)
http://php.net/manual/en/intro-whatis.php
Javascript is Client side scripting language where the code runs on browser and used for performing actions on the browser.
I think the PHP approach is the right one. As PHP prepares the HTML document, it can access the information in the database and use this information to inject the metrics into appropriate HTML tags. PHP can also control the CSS styling of these tags, so you can set the location, size, color and other information related to the display of your metrics.
greetings Jasmine Ikhreishi , , You ask for something in a very general way -
"how to build a metrics with php "
But there can be many, many different meanings for "build a metrics" and what you think you need or want to be displayed on a web page. Also there may be different things to consider in PHP for using a database TABLE with columns to hold information that might be used on any storage and filtered retrieval of rows of your metric informations.
Can you tell us more about what kind of web page display you need or have in mind, AND how much and what kind of numerical output you may want to be on a page. Please tell us more about what the database is storing in the table, and what your goal is for the PHP page output to look like.
"how to build a metrics with php "
But there can be many, many different meanings for "build a metrics" and what you think you need or want to be displayed on a web page. Also there may be different things to consider in PHP for using a database TABLE with columns to hold information that might be used on any storage and filtered retrieval of rows of your metric informations.
Can you tell us more about what kind of web page display you need or have in mind, AND how much and what kind of numerical output you may want to be on a page. Please tell us more about what the database is storing in the table, and what your goal is for the PHP page output to look like.
"Metrics" is a pretty broad term. We will need to narrow the definition down a bit!
If you have a value in your database that you want to show on the browser viewport, you can find any number of good PHP / MySQL learning resources in this article. After you understand the basics, it's just "clone, hack, repeat" until you get the HTML and CSS right, then hook up your PHP and database query to put the data into your HTML document. It's not hard, but it's an iterative process with a lot of moving parts -- in other words, it's a project with a work product, not a question with an answer that we can post in a forum.
If you have a value in your database that you want to show on the browser viewport, you can find any number of good PHP / MySQL learning resources in this article. After you understand the basics, it's just "clone, hack, repeat" until you get the HTML and CSS right, then hook up your PHP and database query to put the data into your HTML document. It's not hard, but it's an iterative process with a lot of moving parts -- in other words, it's a project with a work product, not a question with an answer that we can post in a forum.
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