phpAddEdit Online Demo

• verify_cookie - this form specifies that only a computer that has a cookie named "admin" set to "admin" can view use the form. Since I don't set this cookie on this site it won't exist and if you try to view that form you will see the warning that it can't be used.
• wordpress_content - this form was created to serve as an example of how to create multi-table forms. Basically, this form allows you to add a new post to the wp_posts table and at the same time associate the post with a category. The categories list is created via a SQL selection from the wp_categories table (which isn't actually selected in the tables step - no need to since we're not modifying it, just using it for dropdown selectbox options). You'll notice it is a selectbox_multiple_other form element (one of my custom form elements) which allows the user to add a new category if the list doesn't contain one he/she likes. The wp_post2cat table is also used to map the connection between the post and the category. Finally, the form also includes a couple of the "advanced" features (e.g., setting a field to a php expression, including a javascript action for a form element, etc.).