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About the phpAddEdit Form Generator Script
phpAddEdit is a menu-driven script that will allow you to generate forms to add and edit content in a MySQL database. Unlike other similar scripts out there, phpAddEdit allows your forms to handle multiple tables. It also has a rich feature set including instant setup, standard and custom form elements, validation (error checking), CSS and javascript event support, robust layout options, customizable error and execute code, email and/or redirect on submit, dynamic element content, automatic RSS creation, automatic ping to blog directories, security features and more. Why I Developed This Script The simplest answer is that I couldn't find another script with the features I wanted (if one exists and I missed it please let me know). I run several websites and I had a first-generation attempt to simplify and standardize my various content add/edit needs but, as with so many things, it developed ad-hoc over time and was a bit of a mess. So, with a new, more demanding project in the works I decided it might be worth investing the time to do it right. Then I figured if it works pretty well, why not share it with the world. I am NOT a professional programmer or a web developer - merely a do-it-yourself webmaster with modest programming skills. So, I really am not making this script available for any kind of recognition or glory and I make no claims to the technical beauty of the code. But, if it can be of help to someone else then why waste all my effort on just myself. - Jeff Blum Comments »Powered by Comment Script
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Is the script available?
Regards
Luca
Italy
I think the script is basically ready to be used except for a couple of things:
1. I still haven't investigated the various open source licensing options (GPL, MIT, etc.)
2. I just left to travel and won't be back until September 2008 and I forgot to sync my home computer which has the latest version with my laptop. I think I have more or less the latest version via transfers from sites I have been using it on, but I can't be 100% certain of that.
So, if you want a copy considering the above, I am happy to email an archive to you (or anyone reading).
Regards,
Jeff