Rating System PHP AJAX & SQLite

Add a simple, lightweight rating and voting feature to PHP websites without requiring a traditional database server.

This rating system uses PHP, AJAX, PHP sessions, and SQLite to record votes while keeping the page from reloading after a user submits a rating. It is designed to be easy to integrate into PHP-based websites, articles, posts, and other content pages.

Key Highlights

• AJAX-based voting without page reloads

• Uses SQLite for file-based data storage

• No separate database server is required

• Prevents repeated voting within the same PHP session

• Nine different graphic styles are included

• Rating text can be customized

• Appearance can be modified through CSS

• Stores the user's IP address and voting time

• Includes implementation documentation and an example

The package provides multiple visual versions so you can choose the rating style that best matches your website. Each implementation can use its own article or content identifier, making the system suitable for displaying ratings across multiple posts or items.

Included

• PHP files with 9 different graphic versions

• Nine rating style directories

• Documentation PDF

• Implementation example

• CSS files for appearance customization

Installation

1. Download and extract the package.

2. Select the rating graphic version you want to use.

3. Place the gravedgRating folder inside your website.

4. Make sure the website page uses the .php extension.

5. Add the required PHP session and rating code to the appropriate sections of your page.

6. Assign a unique article or content ID whenever the rating system is called.

The included documentation provides illustrated implementation instructions and an example.

• AJAX voting without page reloads

• File-based SQLite database

• No separate database server required

• Easy PHP integration

• Prevents repeated voting within the same PHP session

• Nine different graphic/rating styles

• Customizable text displayed to visitors

• CSS-based customization for colors, height, fonts, and appearance

• Supports unique identifiers for different articles or posts

• Records voter IP address and voting time

• Includes implementation documentation

• Includes an example implementation

• PHP session-based voting control

• Suitable for PHP websites, articles, posts, and content pages

• PHP 5.3

• SQLite support enabled in PHP

• PHP-based website

• Website pages must use the .php extension

• PHP sessions must be available

• Web server capable of running PHP