This tutorial will teach you how to implement instant search in your website using PHP, MySQL, and Ajax (using jQuery's abstraction). We'll also use Mustache.js for a template engine. In this second part, we'll go over the back-end PHP script required to make things work on the server side. We start out by defining a database abstraction class to simplify our data access and the serialization of the data that we'll be sending back to the client. Then we test the abstracted class, and explain why this is a useful tool to have. For part 1/3 of this series of tutorials, go to www.youtube.com -------------------------------- Other links of interest -------------------------------- -- www.easylearntutorial.com Our official websites. Check out for more text and video tutorials, updates, and upcoming tutorial articles and events. -- http Join us on Facebook and share our computer programming tutorials and how to's with your friends. Social learning is not only easy learning, but fun learning. -- www.twitter.com Follow us on Twitter to receive the latest news and updates from us, as well as other relevant and interesting links to other useful software-related tutorials, classes, and lessons.
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