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| Name: |
Form Data Processing |
| Base name: |
form-data-processing |
| Description: |
Generate SQL queries from HTTP request values |
| Related classes: |
form processing, combine |
| Version: |
2.7 |
| PHP version: |
4.0 |
| License: |
Free To Use But Restricted |
| All time users: |
375 users |
| All time rank: |
5250 |
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0 users |
| Week rank: |
2391 |
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This class can be used to generate SQL queries from HTTP request values.
It processes the HTTP GET or POST request values and generates SQL INSERT or UPDATE statements mapping request value names to table fields and request values to table field values.
It can exclude variables from an array or regular expression and add custom values to use in the query. It can also combine request values.
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This is the documentation for the class "Form Data Processing". |
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Description |
form-data-processing.php |
Class |
This class is best used when preparing HTML form post or get data for a database. This class allows you to quickly compile received data into an array according to your specifications. Once you have an array you are able to easily create MySQL INSERT or UPDATE statements. |
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