Fetching Data from PHP to Frontend Overview Fetching data from a PHP backend to a frontend involves setting up a PHP script to query a database and return data, which the frontend can then retrieve using JavaScript (AJAX, Fetch API, or Axios).

Steps to Implement

1. Set Up a PHP Backend Create a PHP script that connects to a database. Write a SQL query to fetch data. Convert the result into a JSON format. Send the JSON response to the frontend.

2. Fetch Data in JavaScript (Frontend) Use the fetch() API or Axios to make a GET request to the PHP script. Parse the JSON response. Display the data dynamically in the UI.

3. Handling CORS Issues (If Needed) Modify the PHP script to allow cross-origin requests using header("Access-Control-Allow-Origin: *");.

4. Example Use Cases Displaying user data from a database. Fetching product lists for an e-commerce site. Loading blog posts dynamically.

Technologies Used PHP (Backend) MySQL (Database) JavaScript (Fetch API/Axios)

To clone this repository, use the following command: git clone https://github.com/AnkitoshK/Php-Data-Fetching-Map.git

After cloning, navigate into the project directory: cd Php-Data-Fetching-Map

Then, start your local PHP server (if using the built-in PHP server): http://localhost/Php-Data-Fetching-Map/

This will ensure users can easily clone and set up your project. Let me know if you need modifications! 🚀