Posted by Toby Inkster on 07/06/04 11:41

Good Man wrote:

> The only point would be saving me programming time. On a page with 50+
> form-fields, I can save lot of time by writing a PHP loop that writes an
> HTML call to a javscript function instead of going to each form field and
> entering the value="<?= $first_name ?>" stuff...

I'd just paste the value="<?=$first_name?>" stuff in.

Personally, I never create an "Add" form -- only ever an "Edit" form.

When I need to create some "Add" functionality, I simply make a button
that adds a new blank record, then forwards the visitor to the "Edit" form
to edit the new blank record.

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Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
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