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Im now making a simple project called student attendance.. I've just managed the register/login part..

Right now, these are the tables that i created so far..

 

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What i need right now is some advice on how :-

 

The lecturer can select the course_id that have been assigned and then list of subject he/she teach will appear.. Based on what subject he/she clicked, an attendance table appear with list of students in that class and week 1- week XX (checkbox for attendance)..

 

Do i need to assign some primary and foreign key in my tables or adding some more necessary tables?

 

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you are still showing a separate table for each different type of user and you have usernames stored in related tables, rather than using the user's id.

 

you were told two or three threads ago not to have separate tables for same meaning information (the users) and you have since gotten your login code to work with a 'type' field in your user table.

 

since you have posted old/out of date table definitions, you need to rework those before you can write any code to use that data.

 

 


 

anyway, to answer your question -

 

when a logged in lecturer navigates to the attendance page, you would use their user id to retrieve their list of subjects/classes. when they click on one of them, you would use the class id to retrieve the list of students in that class.

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