genric add/edit/delete for MySQL?

[ToeCutter]

I'm an experienced java/C++/SQL programmer who hasnt used PHP. I'm
looking for some generic database access pages for doing adds, edits,
deletes, etc., hopefully with some error handling. I'd rather start
with a basic shell of code, so I don't have to reinvent the wheel, and
can just change connection string, database fields, etc.

Anything out there that would help get me started?

[neur0maniak]

Re: genric add/edit/delete for MySQL?

ToeCutter wrote:
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> I'm an experienced java/C++/SQL programmer who hasnt used PHP. I'm
> looking for some generic database access pages for doing adds, edits,
> deletes, etc., hopefully with some error handling. I'd rather start
> with a basic shell of code, so I don't have to reinvent the wheel, and
> can just change connection string, database fields, etc.
>
> Anything out there that would help get me started?[/color]

Why are you looking for people who haven't used PHP in a PHP newsgroup?

[Jochen Daum]

Re: genric add/edit/delete for MySQL?

Hi,

On 15 Jul 2004 15:52:38 -0700, bdgreen@pacbell .net (ToeCutter) wrote:
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>I'm an experienced java/C++/SQL programmer who hasnt used PHP. I'm
>looking for some generic database access pages for doing adds, edits,
>deletes, etc., hopefully with some error handling. I'd rather start
>with a basic shell of code, so I don't have to reinvent the wheel, and
>can just change connection string, database fields, etc.
>
>Anything out there that would help get me started?[/color]

My project in the sig does that, its quite beta though.

HTH, Jochen

--
Jochen Daum - Cabletalk Group Ltd.
PHP DB Edit Toolkit -- PHP scripts for building
database editing interfaces.

http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpdbedittk/

[Chris Hope]

Re: genric add/edit/delete for MySQL?

neur0maniak wrote:
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> ToeCutter wrote:
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>> I'm an experienced java/C++/SQL programmer who hasnt used PHP. I'm
>> looking for some generic database access pages for doing adds, edits,
>> deletes, etc., hopefully with some error handling. I'd rather start
>> with a basic shell of code, so I don't have to reinvent the wheel, and
>> can just change connection string, database fields, etc.
>>
>> Anything out there that would help get me started?[/color]
>
> Why are you looking for people who haven't used PHP in a PHP newsgroup?[/color]

Read the first line / first word of the post

"I'm an experienced java/C++/SQL programmer who hasnt used PHP"
^^^

[neur0maniak]

Re: genric add/edit/delete for MySQL?

Chris Hope wrote:
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> neur0maniak wrote:
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>>ToeCutter wrote:
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>>>I'm an experienced java/C++/SQL programmer who hasnt used PHP. I'm
>>>looking for some generic database access pages for doing adds, edits,
>>>deletes, etc., hopefully with some error handling. I'd rather start
>>>with a basic shell of code, so I don't have to reinvent the wheel, and
>>>can just change connection string, database fields, etc.
>>>
>>>Anything out there that would help get me started?[/color]
>>
>>Why are you looking for people who haven't used PHP in a PHP newsgroup?[/color]
>
>
> Read the first line / first word of the post
>
> "I'm an experienced java/C++/SQL programmer who hasnt used PHP"
> ^^^
>[/color]
Oops. I read too quickly and I mixed the first two of the second line in
the first... Sorry!

[Tony Marston]

Re: genric add/edit/delete for MySQL?

Take a look at http://www.tonymarston.net/php-mysql...plication.html.
This describes a sample application I've put together where all the database
access is handled in a single class. Each individual page is based on a
common template, so the amount of reusable modules is very high.

HTH.

--
Tony Marston

http://www.tonymarston.net

"ToeCutter" <bdgreen@pacbel l.net> wrote in message
news:cfffe705.0 407151452.61673 4a4@posting.goo gle.com...[color=blue]
> I'm an experienced java/C++/SQL programmer who hasnt used PHP. I'm
> looking for some generic database access pages for doing adds, edits,
> deletes, etc., hopefully with some error handling. I'd rather start
> with a basic shell of code, so I don't have to reinvent the wheel, and
> can just change connection string, database fields, etc.
>
> Anything out there that would help get me started?[/color]