Insert Form Data using Jquery Ajax serialize() function in PHP Mysqli
In this post, you will learn how to create insert form data into a MySQL table using the JQuery Ajax serialize () method with PHP code without refreshing the page. This generates text strings from whole form data in the standard encoded URL notation form. This can be an action for a jQuery object that has selected various form controls, like input tag, textarea tag and select option tags. After using the serialize () method, the data for the entire form is converted to an associative array, and users can use the form data in a PHP script using the post method. After using this method, we don't have to specify data individually from the form. We cannot use this method with input file types. This method works in most browsers. Here I only explain if you want to learn in detail, please follow in below.