Ticket/Confirmation Number (Email)

shivom

hey guys,

I'm really hoping someone can help me. I want to create
1) a page in which users should enter all his information. After submitting the page all his information should be entered in the database. Than he/she should get an email than your information is entered successfully. And in the mail it should give a ticket number or a confirmation number and that ticket/confirmation should be inserted in the database with his all information.

Can someone please help me out?

leatherback

What part specifically are you having trouble with? As it stands now, all I can do is point you here which would I guess not get you much further

JVassie

Hi shivom,

As leatherback said, without more information about where you are stuck, we can't do much to help.

a couple of general pointers though:

1) The way a user will input all his data will most likely be through a HTML form - read about them here.

2) You will most likely be storing his information in a MySQL database - see here and here.

In the MySQL database wou will have a table containing multiple fields, each of which will store 1 detail about every user in the database. You will want an extra field to store the confirmation number.

Edi: Hope that helps.

Thikho

Hi Shivom

what kind of project are u doing and how far are u i am doing more or less the same project and i can be able to help you with some of the things ,

pls be specific on the part your having issue with
pls go to http://www.phpeasystep.com i will teaches u how to create forms and adding , updating n deleting info to and from the database and the you will also found a good tutorial of sending emails

gud luck 🙂

leatherback

Thikho wrote:
what kind of project are u doing and how far are u i am doing the same project and i can be ale to help you with some of the things ,

Ehm.. You do not know what he is doing, yet you do know that you are doing the same? 😃

shivom

Well i am using PHP and ORACLE. can i have the source code of it? I am new into all this....any help would really appreciate...thanks

Weedpacket

You can have the source code of PHP without any trouble (download it from www.php.net). The source code of Oracle is a bit more tricky: you might try asking Larry Ellison really nicely if you can have it (he'll say no).