Sample of DHTML, PHP and MySQL working together "in concert"

Although DHTML is front-end technology and MySQL is a back-end technology, the PHP (both back and front) interacts with the MySQL on the back-end and produces output to the front-end, which then can use and integrate with DHTML. The DHTML can then control the visitor's browser's operations in such a way to facilitate future operations to move data into/outof the database, which in turn uses PHP again to interface to the MySQL, which in sequence uses other PHP code to output to the front-end yet again. This process can be repeated as necessary at infinitum, to produce the desired results for many internet/intranet based database systems.

For a Truck Driver Recruitment/Placement company, I developed an internet based database system that handled all phases of necessary operations, from driver applications, driver qualifications, driver performance tracking, work history tracking, client company position postings, recruiter access, etc, etc., all the way to accounting data and reporting. It allows various users the availability to log in and view/manage data appropriate for them, depending on their admin-defined permission levels.

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