Re: PHP Framework and Formbuilder
| From: | bertrand Gugger | Date: | Mon, 06 Dec 2004 22:46:05 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: PHP Framework and Formbuilder | ||
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Hi Rodrigo,
Could you imagine PHP/Pear making some native HTML ?
PHP is obviously doing it.
QF is 2 layers above.
Other hand, HTML is some 10 years old.
These days, much more work around can be delegated to the client.
Is Horde not using DB_DataObject ?
(I don't know, it's a real question)
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bertrand Gugger (toggg)
Rodrigo Alvarez Fernández wrote:
>Hi all,
>
>I have some doubts:
>
>1) Which PHP Frameworks do you know that use DB_DataObject and in
>general, PEAR packages to common tasks?. I only know Seagull, but I want
>to know if there are more, to compare them and pick one for my next project.
>
>2) I use FormBuilder with crosslinks. When form successfully submits and
>it is freezed, crosslinks appear as [ ], but selected ones aren't
>checked [x]. This only affects to display terms, not to database. I mean
>that FormBuilder works well, but crosslinks when form is freezed doesn't
>look as they should.
>
>3) Some people don't use QuickForm and/or FormBuilder because their lack
>of performance (sometimes). Is there a way to cache them? For example,
>FormBuilder checks for last modification date of DataObject, and if
>needed, re-generates QuickForm object and caches it, if not, it reads
>all needed things from cache.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Rodrigo Alvarez.
>
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