This is a group project for CPSC 3660: Introduction to Database using HTML, CSS, jQuery, PHP, and MySQL by Angela De Sousa Costa, Brian (Juhyoung) Park, Brayden Carlson, and Rocky Au. The purpose of this project was to introduce the class to databases and making SQL queries. Bockbluster is a fully functional and feature-rich fictional video game rental service that includes features, such as: authentication, form validation, create, read, update and delete (CRUD) operations for several entities (i.e., video games, staff, customers, and stores), live searching, and more.
You can search for a video game by name, whether typing a new name or backspacing a previous name, and the view will update in real-time to display the matching games.
We use pagination to make the web page more managable in order for the employee to locate a video game. You can cycle forwards or backwards through the pages, and each page will load as you cycle.
A demonstration of the "rental" page where the employee would ask for the customer's name, and input the video game(s) that the user wants to rent. This also features a live search for both the customer's name and the video game(s).
The employee can access the dashboard for managing the customer's information, current and previous rental information and updating the customer's information, if needed.
