Edward Peloke wrote:
I was up late last night creating insert and update forms for tables in my
db and knew there had to be a better way. I do have a class that will
generate forms but I still have to create each input..i.e
$forms->inputBox(), etc. I want to be able to pass in a table name and have
a form returned to me. How do other's handle this? My first thought is to
have an xml file that maps the database columns to form elements such as
text, radio, etc then when the class is called, it searches the xml file for
the passed in name and builds the appropriate form. Is this the best way?
This question if posted in a database newsgroup will get you a better
answer.
Thanks,
Eddie
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