I want to insert multiple data into table in single column with same primary key when form is submitting using php sql.
Here is the filled form -
I want to insert into table using php & sql (ajax if need) like this below link-
I had same isssue while making API for PHP.
Try this , declare your Item name , quanity and date as TEXT and insert nested JSON in those fields.
i.e.
//while adding to DB json will look like
"[{ABC},{PQR},{XYZ}]","[{23},{56},{14}]","[{23/05/1900 12:00 GMT},{23/05/1908 12:00 GMT},{23/05/1980 12:00 GMT}]"
So,
"[{ABC},{PQR},{XYZ}]"
go to item_name column,
"[{23},{56},{14}]"
goes to quantity column,
"[{23/05/1900 12:00 GMT},{23/05/1908 12:00 GMT},{23/05/1980 12:00 GMT}]"
goes to date column
as simple string or text. Here's below is my HTML Code for Table (Ignore style ☺)
<table>
<thead>
<tr>
<td>ITEM_NAME</td>
<td>QUANTITY</td>
<td>DATE</td>
</tr>
</thead>
<tbody>
<tr>
<td>ABC</td>
<td>23</td>
<td>23/05/1900 12:00 GMT</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>PQR</td>
<td>56</td>
<td>23/05/1908 12:00 GMT</td>
</tr>
<tr>
<td>XYZ</td>
<td>14</td>
<td>23/05/1980 12:00 GMT</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
So while adding to Database you need first push data to object then Stringyfy it and then send to database. And while fetching from database and displaying again to UI , you need to Parse those strings back to Objects then you can apply looping like it is an Nested object.
Happy Codeing ☻
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You can not use multiple rows with same primary key..For every Item you have to create separate row.
If you want to implement these then there are 2 way:
1) create Main Table: which contain all row info other than item info. Create sub table : which contain all item info by using main_table_id as forgin key.
2) You can create item column & store all item & quantity into in JSON format.(mysql>=5.7 support json format) like :
id Item_data (json format) date
1 {["name":"Pen","quantity":10],["name":"xyz","quantity":1]} 2019/02/13
2 {["name":"gfdgf","quantity":10],["name":"asa","quantity":1]} 2019/02/13
There are 3 options in your situation:
Serialize data (see the answer below). Notice that it's almost impossible to run queries on this data.
Use an extra table for your items. Then use a foreign key that connect this item to your main table
Use a no-sql database (for example MongoDB). In no-sql databases it is possible to store complete "objects" (called documents) with multiple child-objects