Given an existing JQuery 'click' function (e.g., see 'jquery-ajax-get-list.html' from the week 10 examples folder), use JavaScript to retrieve the data from an AJAX call to PHP and display a table within the page (note: you can use JQuery for this). The structure of the data sent from PHP is in JSON format and consists of a JSON object that contains an array of records (e.g., customers). Put each attribute (name, id, age, email) of the customer into a column in the HTML table. The data sent from PHP looks something like this: {"status": "success", “customers": [{"name": "aron", "id": “42", “age": “29", "email":"me@arronferguson.com"}, ..]}

Given an existing JQuery 'click' function (e.g., see 'jquery-ajax-get-list.html' from the week 10 examples folder), use JavaScript to retrieve the data from an AJAX call to PHP and display a table within the page (note: you can use JQuery for this). The structure of the data sent from PHP is in JSON format and consists of a JSON object that contains an array of records (e.g., customers). Put each attribute (name, id, age, email) of the customer into a column in the HTML table. The data sent from PHP looks something like this: {"status": "success", “customers": [{"name": "aron", "id": “42", “age": “29", "email":"me@arronferguson.com"}, ..]}

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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