wouldn't want to deliver anything like that for a client. If it was
on-the-fly table/form creation then I woudl say it is ok to use for back-end
stuff.
Of course, if that's what the client wants and is happy with it, then you
either step away or tell them what types of things you can do to improve the
generated output and do a smaller contract on that alone (but have to
consider if the smaller work is worth your time).
We have something like that in-house but it does quite a bit more. Even
still, we never deliver the generated content for client use (except
occasionally by 1-2 client admins) and we're have a never-ending internal
struggle to re-write the tool to do stuff on-the-fly instead of generating
CF code.
HTH,
Sam
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, June 04, 2004 2:56 PM
> To: CF-Talk
> Subject: TRIMMED: whats your opinion on this cfm program?
>
> ok, i just had a client ask me why they shouldnt just buy this program
> http://www.hkvstore.com/cfmmaker/
> so i downloaded it, ran it against their db & in about 10
> seconds had a
> fairly complete site, couldnt believe it. Of course it needed
> a few tweaks
> and a face lift but the code seemed fairly decent, complete with user
> logins, file uploads, form validations, htmlarea integrated, pop up
> calanders.
> Maybe im in a rush to get outta here right now but was fairly
> impressed.
> was curious bout what you all think
>
> i had the code but i guess it was to long
> so i uploaded everything it made (in 10 seconds)
> www.yockeys.com/testcfm.rar
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