Display Data Phpmyadmin In Txtbox And Have A Profile Picture

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Hello,
I am currently building a website where I have a login along with a register user.
When you login I would like to build a page that brings you to your profile.
I will make textboxes for the information that is drawn from the phpmyadmin database.
I am not sure how to automatically fill the textboxes with the users data specifically that logged on. I would like to be able to edit each field after the data is automatically populated.
I have successfully built a page with all the forms and I can also log on along with my register page.
Another thing I am trying to do is so each user can import a picture for their profile picture. I don’t believe ether of these things should be that hard but I have been working and attempting to get these working for quite some time and I have not yet done it.
Thank you for the help.

Posted 14-Oct-14 17:48pm

TheBigBearNow

Updated 14-Oct-14 17:57pm

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-Oct-14 23:58pm

Not clear what is your problem and your question.
—SA

TheBigBearNow 15-Oct-14 0:11am

I want to auto populate textboxes with the data from phpmyadmin database.
Once the data is in the textboxes then i want to do an update query so i can update the textboxes with the current data that is inserted.
Also i want to be able to add a profile image to each profile

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