This class reads a MySQL table and outputs a form using the best input type for each field. Very easy to get started. Includes basic form customization methods. It is meant to give you a jumpstart on creating a custom form and save alot of HTML coding. This class has been superseded by a more versatile class called Formitable.
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DBtable2form |
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dbtable2form |
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Create a form from a MySQL table with 3 lines. |
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| Formitable Demo Site |
An example of DBtable2form's successor in use, hosted by SourceForge. |
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Create a form from a MySQL table with 3 lines. |