You may be thinking – “I am a web designer, I don’t know how to use MS SQL and SQL Studio.” The good news is that in most cases you don’t need these to design a database for your RESTful site. When logging into your web host, they should provide […]
REST
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In the article for step 5, we began to get into the main functions of this read-only REST service. We now know how to gather unique counties and regions from our database, and will now retrieve the data based on region/county selections or partial name entered, We are still working in […]
In the article for step 4, we looked at the contents of the trivia folder and the PHP code designed to retrieve the question/hint/answer for the id being fed in as a parameter. Over the next two steps we will be getting into the main functionality of this REST service […]
In the article for step 3, we looked at the shared directory and the getPaging function. Although these are not used in our final solution – Wet Ur Whis(tel), we have gained the experience of creating shared functions. Next we will cover the trivia folder and the PHP code used […]
In the article for step 2, we continued building building our Representational State Transfer (REST) service by looking at files located in the objects directory. Next, we will look at the shared directory. Our final project, located at https://winehopper.app does not use this directory. Shared will contain a file such […]
In the article for step 1, we set up the directory structure and covered the config directory. Using standard top-down approach, we are moving on to the objects directory today. In this REST service, we have a list of wineries, their online listings and a trivia page. This means we need […]
he first thing to do is create the directory structure. For our Representational State Transfer (REST) Read services we are using the directory structure shown below from our WordPress site File Viewer In that same Config directory, we have a file called database.php. The code in that file is: Those […]