Sure, here’s a step-by-step process to implement the Kodular blocks for the provided PHP code:
Retrieve Data from TextBoxes:
When the user clicks the registration button (ButtonRegister.Click), use the "TextBox.Text" blocks to retrieve the text entered by the user in each TextBox (TextBoxFirstname.Text, TextBoxMiddlename.Text, TextBoxLastname.Text, TextBoxUsername.Text, TextBoxPassword.Text).
Build URL:
Use the "text" blocks to concatenate the retrieved values into a single string, forming the URL query parameters.
Use the "join" block to concatenate these parameters into the complete URL string. This URL will point to your PHP script.
Make Web Request:
Use the "Web1.PostText" block to send a POST request to the PHP script.
In the "Web1.PostText" block, provide the constructed URL as the URL parameter.
In the "Web1.PostText" block, provide the concatenated string of user data as the Text parameter.
Handle Response:
Use the "Web1.GotText" event handler to handle the response from the PHP script.
Inside this event handler, use an "if" block to check the response text for different scenarios (e.g., "User registered successfully", "You are already registered with a different username", "You are not registered as a resident").
Based on the response, display an appropriate message to the user using the "Notifier" component.
Here’s the exact step-by-step process:
Step 1: Retrieve Data from TextBoxes
Use the "TextBox.Text" blocks to retrieve the text entered by the user in each TextBox (TextBoxFirstname.Text, TextBoxMiddlename.Text, TextBoxLastname.Text, TextBoxUsername.Text, TextBoxPassword.Text).
Step 2: Build URL
Use the "text" blocks to concatenate the retrieved values into a single string, forming the URL query parameters.
Use the "join" block to concatenate these parameters into the complete URL string. This URL will point to your PHP script.
Step 3: Make Web Request
Use the "Web1.PostText" block to send a POST request to the PHP script.
Provide the constructed URL as the URL parameter.
Provide the concatenated string of user data as the Text parameter.
Step 4: Handle Response
Use the "Web1.GotText" event handler to handle the response from the PHP script.
Inside this event handler, use an "if" block to check the response text for different scenarios.
Based on the response, display an appropriate message to the user using the "Notifier" component.