Tony Marston wrote:
Your ideas are similar to mine, but I have a much more advanced
implementation which involves the use of a Data Dictionary. After building a
database table I import the structure into my data dictionary, then export
it to create a database table class and a table structure file. Still using
the data dictionary I can then build the family of transactions to maintain
that database table. This uses a standard set of page controllers and XSL
templates to build the HTML. So within 5 minutes I can run the transactions
to list, search, add, enquire, delete and update that database table without
having to write a single line of SQL or HTML. In most cases I don't even
have to write a single line of PHP. Is your method as fast as that?
All this functionality exists within the Radicore framework, so you can
download it and try it for yourself.
Thank you!
I am moving out of "do it hand to learn how it is done" into "how can I
get this work done quickly and well"
and you point me to Radicore!
Stephen
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