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Comments by Kiran Vaidyanathan (Top 9 by date)

Kiran Vaidyanathan 28-Jun-16 22:54pm View    
Yes under the timer tick function.
Kiran Vaidyanathan 27-Jun-16 8:40am View    
Please try to improve your question so that somebody here might be able to help you out with what you wanted!
Kiran Vaidyanathan 27-Jun-16 8:36am View    
Can you please improve the question. I am unable to get the clarity of the question!
Kiran Vaidyanathan 27-Jun-16 8:34am View    
What exactly are you trying to save in database? Suppose if the checkbox is checked, what value must be entered into the database?
Kiran Vaidyanathan 27-Jun-16 4:48am View    
I assume you have two tables as follows:

studentlogin with fields : id,name,age,address,login_id
studentreg with fields : id,login_id.

Now there can be a relationship between them only if you have "one" common field in both. Can you answer these questions, in order for me to get a clear idea?

1. Why have you used login_id in both tables?
2. In which table will you actually store the value of login_id? in login table or reg table?
3. How will the login_id value be generated?
4. In which table are you referencing the field login_id as a foreign key?
5. From which table do you want to display the data if the user clicks the button?

Please answer these questions and I might be able to help you out!

- Cheers