Framework or application to make form submissions easy

2006-11-27 Thread Jeff Gladnick
I'm well versed in CFC's and OO, and just starting to look at frameworks 
(although i've used them with ajax stuff for quite a while).

One of the most immediate applications in need of this (for me) is form 
submissions.  Ideally, i would want something that could:
1) generate my forms based on an XML doc or something similar
2) style them with an editable CSS file
3) validate them with javascript on the front end
4) re-check them with CF on the back end
5) insert/update items in database*

*It would be nice if it were configurable to send CFMail's or something similar.

So for the cftalk list people:  Does this already exist?  Is anyone working on 
something similar?

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Re: Framework or application to make form submissions easy

2006-11-27 Thread Massimo Foti
 I'm well versed in CFC's and OO, and just starting to look at frameworks
 (although i've used them with ajax stuff for quite a while).

 One of the most immediate applications in need of this (for me) is form
 submissions.  Ideally, i would want something that could:
 1) generate my forms based on an XML doc or something similar
 2) style them with an editable CSS file
 3) validate them with javascript on the front end
 4) re-check them with CF on the back end
 5) insert/update items in database*

This JavaScript library could solve point 3. It was designed to make it easy 
to integrate in server-side and auto-generated code:
http://www.massimocorner.com/validator/

I am planning to solve point 4 as well, using the same source code to 
auto-generate both client and server validation, but it's still on the 
drawing board, sorry.


Massimo Foti, web-programmer for hire
Tools for ColdFusion and Dreamweaver developers:
http://www.massimocorner.com



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Re: Framework or application to make form submissions easy

2006-11-27 Thread Jeff Fleitz
Hey Jeff,

Plum http://www.productivityenhancement.com/plum will do all of this for
you, but it uses a .NET app for the code generator.  If you install and
generate the code once, you can pretty much build any form you want using
the custom tag library without using the code generator at all.  All forms
and components are composed of tag calls, and provide both client and server
side validation. Client side validation uses qForms, but it is integrated
seamlessly, and you use a tag attribute to specify validation types, etc.

HTH,

On 11/27/06, Jeff Gladnick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I'm well versed in CFC's and OO, and just starting to look at frameworks
 (although i've used them with ajax stuff for quite a while).

 One of the most immediate applications in need of this (for me) is form
 submissions.  Ideally, i would want something that could:
 1) generate my forms based on an XML doc or something similar
 2) style them with an editable CSS file
 3) validate them with javascript on the front end
 4) re-check them with CF on the back end
 5) insert/update items in database*

 *It would be nice if it were configurable to send CFMail's or something
 similar.

 So for the cftalk list people:  Does this already exist?  Is anyone
 working on something similar?

 

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Re: Framework or application to make form submissions easy

2006-11-27 Thread Nathan Strutz
Jeff,

There are a few projects, both in the wild and behind closed doors, that a
lot of developers are working on now. The idea, generally, is that of
scaffolding - a concept from ruby on rails. In CF, you can easily find
this in Model-Glue Unity, or CFWheels, but there are a number of other
developers hacking their own stuff. In fact, if I could only find 9 more hrs
in a day, I could get you something by tomorrow :(

-nathan strutz
http://www.dopefly.com/

On 11/27/06, Jeff Gladnick [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I'm well versed in CFC's and OO, and just starting to look at frameworks
 (although i've used them with ajax stuff for quite a while).

 One of the most immediate applications in need of this (for me) is form
 submissions.  Ideally, i would want something that could:
 1) generate my forms based on an XML doc or something similar
 2) style them with an editable CSS file
 3) validate them with javascript on the front end
 4) re-check them with CF on the back end
 5) insert/update items in database*

 *It would be nice if it were configurable to send CFMail's or something
 similar.

 So for the cftalk list people:  Does this already exist?  Is anyone
 working on something similar?

 

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