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    Activation Button

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    Asna Mohamed
    This document provides code to create a Bootstrap activate/deactivate button for users in a database using PHP. It includes HTML and Bootstrap code to display a table with user info and an activate/deactivate button. It also includes PHP code connected to a database to retrieve user data and scripts to activate or deactivate a user by updating their status field based on the button clicked. When the button is clicked, it sends the user ID to the appropriate PHP script to update the database before redirecting back to the user table.

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    Activation Button

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    This document provides code to create a Bootstrap activate/deactivate button for users in a database using PHP. It includes HTML and Bootstrap code to display a table with user info and an activate/deactivate button. It also includes PHP code connected to a database to retrieve user data and scripts to activate or deactivate a user by updating their status field based on the button clicked. When the button is clicked, it sends the user ID to the appropriate PHP script to update the database before redirecting back to the user table.

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    This document provides code to create a Bootstrap activate/deactivate button for users in a database using PHP. It includes HTML and Bootstrap code to display a table with user info and an activate/deactivate button. It also includes PHP code connected to a database to retrieve user data and scripts to activate or deactivate a user by updating their status field based on the button clicked. When the button is clicked, it sends the user ID to the appropriate PHP script to update the database before redirecting back to the user table.

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    Activation Button

    Uploaded by

    Asna Mohamed
    This document provides code to create a Bootstrap activate/deactivate button for users in a database using PHP. It includes HTML and Bootstrap code to display a table with user info and an activate/deactivate button. It also includes PHP code connected to a database to retrieve user data and scripts to activate or deactivate a user by updating their status field based on the button clicked. When the button is clicked, it sends the user ID to the appropriate PHP script to update the database before redirecting back to the user table.

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    Bootstrap Activate/Deactivate Button

    Grace Paul Nyingi

    show me how can I create the bootstrap deactivate and activate button for user from database and
    show me how can I make it works using php..

    To create a Bootstrap deactivate and activate button for a user from a database, you can use HTML,
    Bootstrap, and PHP code. Here is an example of how to do this:

    HTML and Bootstrap code:

    php

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    <table class="table">

    <thead>

    <tr>

    <th>ID</th>

    <th>Name</th>

    <th>Status</th>

    <th>Action</th>

    </tr>

    </thead>

    <tbody>

    <?php

    // Connect to the database and retrieve user information

    $conn = mysqli_connect("localhost", "username", "password", "database_name");

    $query = "SELECT * FROM users";


    $result = mysqli_query($conn, $query);

    // Loop through each user and display their information

    while ($row = mysqli_fetch_array($result)) {

    echo "<tr>";

    echo "<td>" . $row['id'] . "</td>";

    echo "<td>" . $row['name'] . "</td>";

    // Display the current status of the user

    if ($row['status'] == 'active') {

    echo "<td><span class='badge bg-success'>Active</span></td>";

    } else {

    echo "<td><span class='badge bg-danger'>Inactive</span></td>";

    // Display the activate/deactivate button

    if ($row['status'] == 'active') {

    echo "<td><a href='deactivate.php?id=" . $row['id'] . "' class='btn


    btn-danger'>Deactivate</a></td>";

    } else {

    echo "<td><a href='activate.php?id=" . $row['id'] . "' class='btn btn-success'>Activate</a></td>";

    echo "</tr>";

    ?>

    </tbody>

    </table>

    In this code, we first create an HTML table with four columns: ID, Name, Status, and Action. We then use
    PHP to connect to the database and retrieve information about all users. For each user, we display their
    ID, Name, and current Status. We also include an Action column that displays a button to activate or
    deactivate the user, depending on their current status.

    PHP code for activating or deactivating a user:

    To make the activate/deactivate button work, we need to create two separate PHP scripts: one to
    activate a user and one to deactivate a user. Here is an example of what those scripts might look like:

    activate.php:

    php

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    <?php

    // Connect to the database

    $conn = mysqli_connect("localhost", "username", "password", "database_name");

    // Retrieve the user ID from the URL parameter

    $id = $_GET['id'];

    // Update the user's status to "active"

    $query = "UPDATE users SET status='active' WHERE id=$id";

    mysqli_query($conn, $query);

    // Redirect back to the page with the user table

    header("Location: index.php");

    ?>

    deactivate.php:

    php
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    <?php

    // Connect to the database

    $conn = mysqli_connect("localhost", "username", "password", "database_name");

    // Retrieve the user ID from the URL parameter

    $id = $_GET['id'];

    // Update the user's status to "inactive"

    $query = "UPDATE users SET status='inactive' WHERE id=$id";

    mysqli_query($conn, $query);

    // Redirect back to the page with the user table

    header("Location: index.php");

    ?>

    In these scripts, we first connect to the database using mysqli_connect. We then retrieve the user ID
    from the URL parameter using $_GET['id']. We use this ID to update the user's status in the database
    using an

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