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ONLINE AUCTION

Sr no. Name Description Page no.

1 Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION 3

System
2 Chapter 2 Requirements 13
Study

3 Chapter 3 components of a 17
Structured
Analysis
SCREENSHOTS
4 Chapter 4 22

5 Chapter 5 LIMITATIONS & 49

FUTURE
ENHANCEMENT
6 Chapter 6 CONCLUSION 51

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Chapter 1
INTRODUCTION
Project profile
Chapter 1

1.1 ABOUT SYSTEM

1.2 PURPOSE
1.3 Technology and
Literature view

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1.1ABOUT SYSTEM

ONLINE AUCTION website is very friendly and also very light in terms of loading, it
takes less time to load on browser because we used very less images on our website because
in India and especially in our city speed of internet is very slow and more people are using
internet through their mobile devices.

 The main feature of this website is our Online system, through which people
Easy to Manage All Activity.

1.2 PURPOSE

The main purposes to develop this website is now a day’s people becoming more
dependent on technology and understand the value of time so by using our online form &
Other Activity Through system

1.3TECHNOLOGICAL AND LITERATURE REVIEW

1.3.1 TECHNOLOGICAL REVIEW

 INTRODUCTION TO PHP :-
PHP is more than the next version of Active Server Pages (PHP); it provides a unified
Web development model that includes the services necessary for developers to build
enterprise-class Web applications. While PHP is largely syntax compatible with PHP, it also
provides a new programming model and infrastructure for more scalable and stable
applications that help provide greater protection. You can feel free to augment your existing
PHP applications by incrementally adding PHP functionality to them.

PHP is a compiled, -based environment; you can author applications in any

compatible language, including Visual Basic , C#, and JScript . Additionally, the entire
Framework is available to any PHP application. Developers can easily access the benefits of
these technologies, which include the managed common language runtime environment, type
safety, inheritance, and so on.

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 WHAT IS PHP? :-

PHP stands for HYPER TEXT PREPROCESSER Pages and is developed by.PHP is
used to create web pages and web technologies and is an integral part of Microsoft's
framework vision.

 As a member of the framework, PHP is a very valuable tool for programmers and
developers as it allows them to build dynamic, rich web sites and web applications
using compiled languages like .

 PHP is a web application framework developed and marketed by to allow

programmers to build dynamic web sites, web applications & so on.

 PHP is the next generation PHP, but it is not an upgraded version of anPHP. PHP is
an entirely new technology for server-side scripting.

“PHP is a server side scripting technology that enables scripts (embedded in web pages) to
be executed by an Internet server.”

 PHP is a Open Source Technology

 PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocesser
 PHP is a program that runs inside Apache

 New in PHP :-

 Better language support

 Programmable controls
 Event-driven programming
 XML-based components
 User authentication, with accounts and roles
 Higher scalability
 Increased performance - Compiled code
 Easier configuration and deployment.

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 Advantages of PHP :-

 SQL Server is also very fast, secure, and it can store extremely large amounts of data;
actually, there’s no limit.
 With PHP you get the whole Class Library and the thousands of third party
components as well. There are definitely much more third party components out there
for than for PHP.
 In PHP it’s easy to use threads and builds asynchronous handlers in your server-side
web code.
 With built-in Windows authentication and per-application configuration, your
applications are safe and secured.
 It provides better performance by taking advantage of early binding, just-in-time
compilation, native optimization, and caching services right out of the box.

 Front End: PHP :-

PHP, which is the version of PHP, is built on the Microsoft Framework. Microsoft
introduced the Framework to help developers create globally distributed software with
Internet functionality and interoperability.

PHP has been developed to work seamlessly with HTML editors and other
programming tools; including Microsoft Visual Studio . Not only does this make Web
development easier, but it also provides all the benefits that these tools have to offer. Also its
code-behind feature allows designing not to be interfered with coding. This helps in
systematic approach to the application.

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 Back End: My SQL :-

Microsoft and Sybase termed up to create sql server. It run only IBM’S os/2 operating
system platform. After relapse of version 6.5 Microsoft and Sybase separate and sql server
made its progress into the competitive markets server 6.5 the earlier version mainly focused
on database design and implementation .the latest version (7.0) is signification release of sql
server.

SQL made is an SQL complainant means it uses the ANSI version of structured
query language is database.

Client server means that SQL server designed to store data in the central location and
deliver it on demand to numerous other locations.

 Advantages :-

 To hide data complexity.

 To protect the data.
 Enforcing some simple business rules.
 Customizing data.
 Enterprise-Grade management software.
 Excellent data recovery.
 Better performance features.
 Better security features.
 Lower Ownership costs.

 Features :-
 Programmability
 Manageability
 Basic Data Integration
 Basic High Availability
 Advanced Security

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 Advanced data integration
 Advanced High arability

PROJECT DEVELOPMENT APPROACH

as Gantt charts to plan and subsequently report progress within the project
environment.
Initially, the project scope is defined and the appropriate methods for completing the project
are determined. Following this step, the durations for the various tasks necessary to complete
the work are listed and grouped into a work breakdown structure. The logical dependencies
between tasks are defined using an activity network diagram that enables identification of the
critical path. Float or slack time in the schedule can be calculated using project management
software. Then the necessary resources can be estimated and costs for each activity can be
allocated to each resource, giving the total project cost. At this stage, the project plan may be
optimized to achieve the appropriate balance between resource usage and project duration to
comply with the project objectives. Once established and agreed, the plan becomes what is
known as the baseline. Progress will be measured against the baseline throughout the life of
the project. Analyzing progress compared to the baseline is known as earned value
management.

A software development process, also known as a software development life

cycle (

SDLC), is a structure imposed on the development of a software product. Similar

terms include software life cycle and software process. It is often considered a subset of
systems development life cycle. There are several models for such processes, each
describeing approaches to a variety of tasks or activities that take place during the
process. Some people consider a lifecycle model a more general term and a software
development process a more specific term. For example, there are many specific
software development processes that 'fit' the spiral lifecycle model. ISO 12207 is an ISO
standard for software lifecycle processes. It aims to be the standard that defines all the
tasks required for developing and maintaining software.

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The waterfall model is a sequential design process, often used in software
development processes, in which progress is seen as flowing steadily downwards (like
a waterfall) through the phases of Conception,
Initiation, Analysis, Design,Construction, Testing,Implementation,
and maintenance.Thewaterfall development model originates
inthe manufacturing and construction industries; highly structured physical environments in
which after-the-fact changes are prohibitively costly, if not impossible. Since no formal
software development methodologies existed at the time, this hardware-oriented model was
simply adapted for software development.

Waterfall Model

PROJECT PLAN

The objective of project planning is to provide a framework that enables the manager to
make reasonable estimates of resources, cost and schedule.
 Identify objectives
 Determine information requirements
 Analyze System Needs

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 Designing
 Development
 Testing
 Deployment

 MILESTONES AND DELIVERABLES:-

Managers need information. As software is intangible, this information can only be

provided as document that describes the state of the software being developed. Without this
information, it is important to judge progress and cost estimates and schedules cannot be
updated.
When planning, a project a series of milestones should be established where a milestone is an
end-point of a software process activity. At each milestone, there should be a formal output,
such as a report, they can be represented to management. Milestone reports don't need large
documents. They may simply be a short report of achievements in a project activity.
Milestones should represent the end of a distinct, logical stage in the project.

While milestones are unique to each project, some example project milestones are shown
below:
 Requirements Approval
 Phase Review Approval
 Prototype Approval
 Design Reviews Complete
 Code Reviews Complete
 Unit Test Complete
 Integration Test Complete
 Acceptance Test Complete
 System Acceptance by User
 Customer Shipment
 Documentation Delivery
A "deliverable" is a project result that is delivered to the customer. It is usually delivered
at the end of some major project phase such as specification, design, etc. Deliverables are
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usually milestones but milestones need not to be deliverables. Milestones may be internal
project results that are used by the major project manager to check project progress but which
are not delivered to the customers. To establish milestones, the software process must be
broken down into basic activities with associated outputs.

 DELIVERABLES RESPONSIBILITIES:-
Because this is a deliverables-based project, we have created two additional
responsibilities: primary owner and secondary owner. These responsibilities are associated
with either an artifact or a process.

 PRIMARY:-
The responsibility of primary owner combines the responsibilities of planning,
implementing, and monitoring. In addition, the responsibility includes assuring that the
necessary quality, change, and risk processes are applied to the artifact or process.

 SECONDARY:-
The responsibility of secondary owner usually applies to project processes. For
example, the change management process can have a primary owner who initiated, planned,
and implemented the process. The responsibility of the secondary owner is monitoring and
controlling. Additional responsibilities include holding meetings as required by the process,
maintaining logs, and facilitating decisions.

SCHEDULE REPRESENTATION

The project scheduling provides graphical representation of predict tasks, milestones,

dependencies, resource requirements, task duration and deadlines.
Like the development of each of the project plan components, developing a schedule is an
iterative process. Milestones may suggest additional tasks, tasks may require additional
resources, and task completion may be measured by additional milestones. For large,

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complex projects, detailed sub-schedules may be required to show an adequate level of detail
for each task.
During the life of the project, actual progress is frequently compared with the original
schedule. This allows for evaluation of development activities. The accuracy of the planning
process can also be assessed.

Basic efforts associated with developing a project schedule include the following:
 Define the type of schedule:-
The type of schedule associated with a project relates to the complexity of the
implementation. For large, complex projects with a multitude of interrelated tasks, a
PERT chart (or activity network) may be used.

 Define precise and measurable milestones:-

The completion of key actions is important in all projects. These completions are
denoted by milestones. These events have no duration. For example, deliverables often are
represented as milestones, while the effort to produce the deliverable is referred to as a
task.

 Estimate task duration:-

Estimating task duration is one of the most challenging PHPects of
projectplanning. It is also a key to later cost estimation. This is a refined process that
occurs throughout the planning process, as it is directly affected by results of the
staffing and costing activities.

 Define priorities:-
Clearly defining the task properties helps to resolve any scheduling resource
conflicts. Understanding the priorities and relationship of the tasks assists in resolving
difficult conflicts.

 Define the critical path:-

The critical path is the longest path through a project. It determines the earliest
possible completion of the work. The critical path is carefully managed because if critical
path tasks slip, the entire project is delayed. In order to manage the project, the project
manager determines the critical path and remains aware of its importance throughout the
implementation of the plan.
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 Document assumptions:-
Documentation of the assumptions made in developing the project schedule are
critical to the later success of the project. Without clear documentation of these
assumptions, later changes to the schedule are very difficult and risky.

System
requirements study
Chapter 2
Chapter 1
Project Profile

User characteristics
Hardware & software
requirements

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2.1 USER CHARACTERISTICS

 Candidate module :-
The candidate will logon to the software and take his examination. He can also
check his previous examinations marks and his details. The candidate will get
result immediatelyafter the completion of the examination
 Examiner module
The database is prepared & loaded into the software. Selection for
examination can be done language wise by the examiner. The results will be
displayed immediately after completion of the examination.

 Administrator module
The administrator collects all the results after successful completion of the
examination and sends to the head quarters as and when required

The features that are available to the Administrator are:

 The administrator has the full fledged rights over the OES.
 Can create/delete an account.
 Can view the accounts.
 Can change the password.
 Can hide any kind of features from the both of users.
 Insert/delete/edit the information of available on OES.
Can access all the accounts of the faculty members/students

The features available to the Students are:

 Can view the different categories of Test available in their account.

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 Can change password.
 Can view their marks.
 Can view the various reading material.
 Can view and modify its profile but can modify it to some limited
range.

The features available to the Examiner are:

 Can view the different categories of Test conducted by users.

 Can change password.
 Can view their marks.
 Can view and modify Results.

2.2 HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS

Table 2.1 Hardware and Software requirements
Project Title Madica Hospital

Minimum Hardware Pentium-IV

Requirements 512 MB RAM

10GB Hard disk Space

Operating System Windows XP/2003/7/8/8.1/10 or Linux

Front End tool PHP

Back End Tool MySQL

Documentation Microsoft Word 2007 / 2003/2010/2013

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ting Planning involves how to plan testing before we are going to start making test suite .First
step of testing is to test the System Module by Module that is once the module has been
completed we test the module.

Then in second step I have tested all the modules by merging them one by one that are first
module is checked then second module is merged with that module and both modules are
checked together.

For this I have used both white box testing and black box testing. In white box testing
structural testing is done so all the modules are tested one by one and finally when the project
is completed black box testing is used to test the whole system together.

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Componenetsof structured
analysis
Chapter 3

Data flow diagram

Process specification
Control specification
Entity relationship
Diagram
Data dictionary

DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

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A Data flow diagram (DFD) is used to express system requirements in a

graphical form. It is also known as a bubble chart. A DFD depicts

information flow and transform that are applied as data moves from input.

Use of DFD helps to clarify the system requirements. DFD are drawn

surging analysis and are the starting point for the design phase. A DFD

could be used represent a physical system, at the beginning of analysis, or

a logical system at alter point in the system development life cycle. Being

graphical, it is easy to understand.

A DFD is used to describe what data flows rather how if flows. The

concern is understanding the transforms that are required that are required

to convert the input to output. It is independent of hardware, software,

data structure and file organization.

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CONTEXT FREE DIAGRAM

Online Auction Bid Management

User
Auction Management

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LEVEL --1 DFD

User
Vendor Username master
Management

User details

User

Auction master

Auction master Auction

Management Auction Details

Auction Type

Bid master

Bid
Bid Master
Management

Bid Details

Payment
paymentmaster
gateway
payment_details

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LEVEL --2 DFD

Username master

Accept

Checks User
Details

Checks Access

User Check New User Is It Vendor or

Management Existence Customer

Vendor Customer
User
New User Sign up
Page

Store

Username Master & User Details

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Show Auction
User Visible Auction Master

Access

Interact

Auction Type

Retrieve

Auction Auction Type

Management

Create Auction
Save Auction

Auction Master & Auction Details

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Bid Master

Customer
VISIBLE

INTERACT
Show Bid

Bid Management

Create Bid

Put

Bid Master & Details

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Payment Gateway

Check
Validation

Is valid is not valid

Payment Registration

Is direct is not direact

Pay Party Pay

Thanks

Payment details

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ENTITY RELATIONSHIP - DIGRAM

An E R diagram is a model that identifies the concept or entities that exist in a

system and the relationships between those entities. An ERD is often used as a

way to visualize a relational database: each entity represents a database table

and the relationship lines represents the key in one table that point to specific

records in related tables.

Advantages of ER diagram

 Professional and faster Development.

 Productivity Improvement.

 Fewer Faults in Development.

 Maintenance becomes easy.

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auction_catagoryy I_auto id
Create date

Auction Type

I_net id

Interact
C_uid

C_pwd I_ auto_id

I_auto id
D_effect_from

User management Interact Auction management

1 m 1

1 1 1
D_effect_to
i_created by
D_createdate
Interact
Interact have detail

i_uid
M date
d_create i_bid price 1

m Have details 1
Closing History
Bid management 1 1 1

i_auto id i_bid id
auto_id I_uid
have

I_auction id

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 Data Dictionary
Table Name:-reg

Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 username Varchar 50 Not Null user Type

3 password Varchar 10 Not Null password

4 Confpass Varchar 10 Not Null Confpass

5 Emailed Varchar 30 Not Null Emailed

6 Mobile Varchar 12 Not Null Mobile

7 Accountno Varchar 10 Not Null Accountno

8 Bankname Varchar 30 Not Null Bankname

9 Usertype Varchar 25 Not Null Usertype

10 Squsestion Varchar 50 Not Null squsestion

11 Ans Varchar 50 Not Null Ans

12 Address Varchar 100 Not Null Address

13 City Varchar 20 Not Null City

14 State Varchar 20 Not Null State

15 Country Varchar 20 Not Null Country

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Table Name:-login

Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 Username Varchar 50 Not Null Username

3 Password Varchar 10 Not Null Password

Table Name:-passrecover

Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 squsestion Varchar 50 Not Null Squsestion

3 Ans Varchar 30 Not Null Ans

Table Name:-contact

Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 username Varchar 50 Not Null username

3 emailid Varchar 30 Not Null Emaileid

4 Mobile Varchar 12 Not null Mobile

5 description Varchar 50 Not null Description

Table Name:-freedback

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Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 Username Varchar 50 Not Null username

3 Emailed Varchar 30 Not Null Emaileid

4 sub Varchar 12 Not null sub

5 freedback Varchar 100 Not null freedback

Table Name:-addauction

Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 typename Varchar 50 Not Null Typename

3 Typeimage Varchar 30 Not Null typeimage

4 itemname Varchar 12 Not null Itemname

5 itemtype Varchar 100 Not null Itemtype

5 itemimage Varchar 10 Not null Itemimage

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Table Name:-addauction

Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 Username Varchar 50 Not Null username

3 Emailed Varchar 30 Not Null Emailed

4 Accountno Varchar 12 Not null Accounno

5 Bankname Varchar 150 Not null Bankname

5 Address Varchar 100 Not null Address

6 City Varchar 50 Not null City

7 State Varchar 50 Not null State

8 Country Varchar 50 Not null country

Table Name:-debitcard

Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 Bankname Varchar 50 Not Null Bankname

4 Accountno Varchar 12 Not null Accounno

5 Cheqno Varchar 50 Not null Cheqno

5 Amount Varchar 100 Not null Amount

6 Address Varchar 50 Not null Address

7 Date Date 50 Not null Date

Table Name:-creditcard

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Sr.No. Name Data Type Size Constraint Description

1 Id Int 10 PK Id

2 bankname Varchar 50 Not Null Bankname

4 Accountno Varchar 12 Not null Accounno

5 creditno Varchar 50 Not null Cheqno

5 payamount Varchar 10 Not null payAmount

6 Address Varchar 100 Not null Address

7 Date Date 50 Not null Date

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Home page
Registering
Contact us
Vander ac
Feedback
Add items
Add auction details
Credit/debit card

CODING:

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Login Code: (HTML )

<div class="login">

<header class="login-header">

<span class="text">LOGIN</span>

<span class="loader"></span></header>

<form class="login-form" action="slogin.php" method="post">

<input type="text" placeholder="Username" class="login-input" name="a" id="a"

required/>

<input type="password" placeholder="Password" class="login-input" name="b" id="b"

required/>

<button type="submit" class="login-btn">login</button></form></div>

<script src="js/index.js"></script>

Login code (PHP CODE) :

<?php

$uname=$_POST['a'];

$password=$_POST['b'];

$sqls = "SELECT count(*) FROM admin where uname='$uname' and

password='$password'";

$result = $conn->query($sqls);

$count=0;

while($row = $result->fetch_assoc())

$count=$row["count(*)"];

catch(Exception $e)

echo "$e";
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}

?>

Insert Code:

$sins="insert into
stock(pname,psize,batno,mfg,sch,edate,sc,sp,sr,qty,rate,cprice,vat,tot,drug,drate,rack)
values('$spname','$spsize','$sbatno','$smfg','$ssch','$sedate',$ssc,$ssp,$ssr,$sqty,$srate,
$scprice,$svat,$stot,'$sdrug',$drate,'$rack')";

$conn->query($sins);

$sinsm="insert into
stockmini(aname,billno,bdate,pname,psize,qty,rate,cprice,vat,oqty,tqty,tot,fqty,bqty,sc,sr,
sp,batno,mfg,drug,sch,ns,fs,edate,drate,rack) values
('$aname','$billno','$bdate','$spname','$spsize',$sqty,$srate,$scprice,$svat,0,$sqty,$stot,
$sfqty,$sbqty,$ssc,$ssr,$ssp,'$sbatno','$smfg','$sdrug','$ssch',$sns,$sfs,'$sedate',
$drate,'$rack')";

$conn->query($sinsm);

Select Code:

$sqlm="select * from stock order by pname";

$rqm = $conn->query($sqlm);

$pname="";

$sno=1;$ftot=0;

while($rod = $rqm->fetch_assoc())

$pname=$rod["pname"];

$psize=$rod["psize"];

$prod=$pname."~".$psize;

$batno=$rod["batno"];

$edate=$rod["edate"];

$mfg=$rod["mfg"];

$sch=$rod["sch"];

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$qty=$rod["qty"];

$mrp=$rod["cprice"];

$rate=$rod["rate"];

$tot=$rod["tot"];

$rack=$rod["rack"];

?>

<tr>

<td><?php echo "$sno"?></tD>

<td><?php echo "$prod"?></tD>

<td><?php echo "$batno"?></tD><td><?php echo "$edate"?></tD><td><?php echo

"$mfg"?></tD>

<td><?php echo "$sch"?></tD><td><?php echo "$qty"?></tD><td><?php echo "$mrp"?

></tD>

<td><?php echo "$rate"?></tD>

<td><?php echo "$tot"?></tD>

<td><?php echo "$rack"?></tD>

</tr>

DATABASE CONNECTIONS:

<?php

try

$servername = "localhost";

$username = "root";

$password = "";

$dbname = "ONLINETENDER";
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// Create connection

$conn = new mysqli($servername, $username, $password, $dbname);

// Check connection

if ($conn->connect_error) {

die("Connection failed: " . $conn->connect_error);

?>

HOME PAGE :-

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SCRIPTION:-
Our OnlineAuctioninformation to see all the information on homepage.

Register :-

DESCRIPTION:-

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Our User registration page.

Login:-

DESCRIPTION:-
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Our OnlineAuction login detail display on login page.

Edit:

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DESCRIPTION:-
UserDistells And Edit display onEdit page.

PasswordRecovery

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DESCRIPTION:-
User OnlineAuctionpasswordRecovery page.

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Abouts us:-

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Contact Us:-

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Feedback:-

DESCRIPTION:-
Our OnlineAuctionUser feedbackdetail enter feedback page.

Vender Account:-
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DESCRIPTION:-
Our Vender Accountdetail display on Admindisplay page.

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Debit Card:-

DESCRIPTION:-
Our user payment detail display .

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Crebit Card:-

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Admin login:-

DESCRIPTION:-
Our Admin Login detail display on Admin Login page

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Add Iteams:-

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Add Auction Ditails :-

DESCRIPTION:-
Our Admin Add Auction detail.

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Feedbackdetails-

DESCRIPTION:-
UserFreedbackDistellspage.

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Contact details:-

DESCRIPTION:-
User Contact Details page.

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LIMITATIONS &
FUTURE
Chapter 5
ENHANCEMENT

5.1 LIMITATIONS
5.2 FUTURE ENHANCEMENT

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5.1 LIMITATIONS:

 All People Easy to manage Services..

5.2 FUTURE ENHANCEMENT:

 As a part of future enhancement a module for Services to people can be added to system.

 Other changes can be made according to People requirements.

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CONCLUSION

Chapter 6

5.1 CONCLUSION

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6.1 CONCLUSION:
This application software is user friendly, and has required options, which can be utilized by
the user to perform the desired operations. The software is developed using PHP as front end
and Microsoft SQL server as back end in Windows environment. The goals that are achieved
by the software are:

 Optimum utilization of resources.

 Efficient management of records.

 Simplification of the operations.

 Less processing time and getting required information.

 User friendly.

 Portable and flexible for further enhancement.

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