Json crud operations in php load data in jquery datatables

okay, let's dive into a comprehensive tutorial on performing json crud (create, read, update, delete) operations in php and integrating it with jquery datatables for a dynamic and user-friendly data display. i'll break this down into several sections, covering each aspect thoroughly.

**i. overview**

we'll be building a system where:

1. **data storage:** data is stored in a json file (though you could easily adapt this to a database).
3. **javascript/jquery:** javascript (with jquery for easier dom manipulation and ajax) sends requests to the php api.
4. **jquery datatables:** the jquery datatables plugin is used to present the data in a sortable, searchable, and paginated table.

**ii. setting up the environment**

1. **web server:** you'll need a web server (e.g., apache, nginx) with php installed. xampp or similar packages are great for local development.
2. **project directory:** create a project directory (e.g., `crud-datatables`).
3. **files:** inside the project directory, create the following files:

this file will hold our data. start with an empty json array:

as you add data, it might look something like this:

this is the core of our backend logic.

* **headers:** sets the `content-type` to `application/json` so the browser knows to expect json data. the cors headers allow requests from different origins (important for development). adjust `access-control-allow-origin` for production to your specific domain. the `options` handler is crucial for cors preflight requests.
* **`readdata()` and `w ...

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