A simple example of a website with a backend using SQLite and PHP that you can host anywhere without any additional setup.

The example website is a basic student attendance system with essential features like adding and searching attendance records. There are two pages: one for submitting attendance and one for viewing the attendance data based on the student's roll number.

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1. create_database.php: Run this script once to create the SQLite database and table ( database schema ).
2. index.html: HTML form for submitting attendance.
3. add_record.php: PHP script to save attendance data to the SQLite database.
4. search_record.html: HTML form to input a roll number to view attendance data.
5. search_record.php: PHP script to retrieve and display attendance data based on the roll number.
6. .htaccess: Configuration file to restrict access to the database file.

You can host these files on a web server that supports PHP. Ensure the server has write permissions to create and modify the students.db SQLite file.

Run create_database.php once to create the SQLite database and table. You can do this by navigating to create_database.php in your browser:
http://yourdomain.com/create_database.php

Navigate to index.html in your browser and use the form to submit attendance:
http://yourdomain.com/index.html

• Ensure your web server has write permissions to create and modify the students.db SQLite file.
• The database file students.db will be created in the directory specified in the PHP scripts.
• Implement security measures like restricting access to the database file using .htaccess for Apache or appropriate configurations for other web servers.
• Set correct file permissions for the SQLite database file (e.g., chmod 600 on Unix-based systems).

• SQLite: A file-based database system.
• Database File: students.db stores the entire database.
• PHP Scripts: Use PHP Data Objects (PDO) to interact with the SQLite database.
  • create_database.php: Sets up the database and table.
  • submit_attendance.php: Inserts data into the database.
  • view_attendance.php: Retrieves data from the database.

This simple setup makes SQLite an excellent choice for small to medium-sized applications, especially where ease of setup and use is important.