HTML_Form issues

I've have some issues and enhancements to HTML_Form. I've send an email to stig and he suggested I'll post to this list. I've search the archive (marc.theaimsgroup.com) but their engine is useless (the search is converted to "html form" not very usefull) so I apologize if I'm reiterating stuff. <snip> Hi Stig, I've viewed your Form class in the PEAR repository, and I have some additions/modifications for it. To name a few: 1. The use of alignments (<TH align="right">) is not suitable for languages written from right to left (the alignment should be left for the labels). So adding a direction for a flag and using is when generating the form is a good idea. 2. There seems to be no way of attaching css to table cells, this should at least exist as an option. 3. Add the option of another <td> for each row serving as comment for the input. For example <TH>Password</TH><TD><PASSWORD......></TD><TD>between 4 to 8 chars</TD> 4. Add the option of detecting submission of the form ( isSubmitted() ) if any of the variables exist in $HTTP_XXX_VARS (if track_vars is on) or in $GLOBALS. Usually forms submit to themself ($PHP_SELF) so we can use this function to check for it 5. Add Validation rule system for the form (mandatory fields, Content length, fields equal to another field - for password fields) after the form is submitted. Later I want to add a class that allows to edit, add and delete records to datasets using the DB class. As I see it, there are several ways to go: 1. I can write another class that extends the form class replacing the displayXXXRow() function in the extended class. 2. Submit diffs to you for your inspection and you apply them to the class. 3. Get a cvs account and add to the file myself (I really don't know how to use this , except form the command cvs up :-( ) 4. You don't want anything to do with it (or with me) and don't understand why am I bothering you..... </snip> Thank you -- Meir Kriheli