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PHP function error ** SOLVED **

From
"Sarah, Godfrey, Matthew & Vera"
Date:
At 02:47 PM 3/2/2005, you wrote:

>the file name in your include is wrong please use dynamic.inc.php instead of
>dynamic.php
>
>:)

Hi!

I needed to have enclosed the PHP functions with php delimeters  <? and ?>

:)

Godfrey

Form Design - Data Edit Form

From
Date:
i'm using php 4.3 to interact with pgsql 7.4.5 and i'm
using adodb and a manuel lemos' form class.

i have pretty much nailed down a method for creating
data entry forms.

i will be working on data edit forms going forward.

what are the better approaches for enabling user data
edits?

do you set up a query with an sql "like" value (to
limit the return values) and then print out radio
button, query result pairs enabling the user to check
the radio button of the record s/he would like to
modify?

i think i can hack through the code to actually
display the record and allow for the update once i
know what record the uder wants to modify.

any ideas, suggestions or links to quality tutorials
would be much appreciated.

tia...




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Re: Form Design - Data Edit Form

From
Thom Dyson
Date:
I strongly recommend that you look at ATK, a framework for web based
forms.   The learning curve is a little steep once you move beyond the
basics, but why re-invent the wheel?  extremely powerful.

http://www.achievo.org/atk/

Thom Dyson
Director of Information Services
Sybex, Inc.



pgsql-php-owner@postgresql.org wrote on 03/03/2005 09:13:11 AM:


> any ideas, suggestions or links to quality tutorials
> would be much appreciated.

> tia...

>
>

Re: Form Design - Data Edit Form

From
Date:
--- Thom Dyson <TDyson@sybex.com> wrote:

> I strongly recommend that you look at ATK, a
> framework for web based
> forms.   The learning curve is a little steep once
> you move beyond the
> basics, but why re-invent the wheel?  extremely
> powerful.
>
> http://www.achievo.org/atk/
>
> Thom Dyson
> Director of Information Services
> Sybex, Inc.

thom,  atk looks very interesting.  i'll spend some
time learning more.  one thing for everyone to keep in
mind is that if you distribute your project using
achievo, you must make your project open source unless
you purchase a commercial license.  the price for a
commercial license wasn't readily available for review.

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