* Claudio Nanni <claudio.na...@gmail.com> [120118 15:49]:
> Hi Tim,
Hi Again Claudio:
> Excuse me but still I don't understand exactly what is the product you want
> to build.
I'm sorry, I'm not expressing myself well, I know it!
I build all sorts of web-based products...
> One thing is a tool (IDE) to work and one thing is the product you build.
>
> Some questions to understand:
> You ask for a tool name or a general question?
Basically, I was inquiring as to whether there
was a way to
1)Connect to a MySQL database
then:
2)A wizard or a design tool to build an input form for a particular table.
Just as MS-Access or OpenOffice Base can do. (See my answer to
Michael)
then:
3)Save form as an HTML form
Experimenting with OpenOffice has been unsatisfactory.
As for MS-Access, I no longer use Windows (linux and Mac), nor do
I currently have a market for work on Windows.
> What are exactly the "mysql editing features" ?
That is a general description. Like many web developers I
use/develop HTML forms to edit MySQL databases.
> What are your "my view templates" ?
** Source documents for my MVC view templates **
I use my own framework. It is derived by myself and used only for
my clients or for my own apps.
> And again, are you building a client-server architecture
> application or a web based?
Sorry. Web based.
I appreciate your help, but I believe that I can easily develop the tool
that I need.
It would connect to MySQL with a specific table - column names
optional - as a parameter and produce an input form - I could do
in good time, but since I am self-employed, time is money for me,
thus I looked for a shortcut and it appears none is available that
would suit me:
Since a I use a special markup for Javascript validation, I
would have to add that by hand. My tool, since it would
"understand" my framework could add most of the markup.
thanks again
--
Tim
tim at tee jay forty nine dot com or akwebsoft dot com
http://www.akwebsoft.com
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