I will probably find it useful later on. I'm in.
So what's the idea?
A mysql auth page to restrict database access, and a simple mysql
wrapper command should be the most robust, I think.
function BOLTXmysql($value, $field) {
if( !BOLTauth(... , 'mysql') ) return "Access denied";
}
On Jul 2, 11:20 pm, karlh626 <[email protected]> wrote:
> Regarding an interface to mysql I found:
>
> solutions - wantedhttp://boltwire.com/index.php?p=solutions.wanted.database
> mail list - "Developing a database connector would actually be quite
> easy, just a
> simple command/function pair for submitting query's to a database. And
> probably a few editable lines to store the connection information."
>
> I need an interface to the database which is used with my employer for
> customer records, trouble tickets, etc.
>
> I already use boltwire for submitting orders and now I realize what a
> time saver it would be to automatically update the database based on
> the form information submitted through boltwire.
>
> There are two ways that I can imagine doing this...
>
> 1. Submit the boltwire form data to data variables on a page, use a
> php script to collect, parse the page's data variables and insert them
> into the database using a mysql query.
>
> 2. Or use some kind of session function(plugin?) to use the
> {=variables} directly in the sql query.
>
> If anyone else is interested in something like this, I would love to
> organize this idea a little further so it could be made into something
> usable.
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