> Our site involves a lot of forms which our designer has churned out of > Dreamweaver. Now my task is to present the data in those forms after > retrieving it from MySql.
> This takes up a lot of time and is error-prone too. Why do you say this? > Is there any better way of doing it? It depends on what you're trying to accomplish. For example, I first wondered why you're dumping the data back into the forms. Are you trying to edit the data with these forms? > Can Dreamweaver be used completely for > PHP-MySQL applications? Yes. However... It sounds like there may be some confusion. You're asking if there is a way to eliminate using forms. I'm assuming you're talking about HTML forms - aka <form></form>. If that's the case, forms are part of HTML, which is entirely separate from PHP. If you want a form, you use HTML. PHP is used to generate HTML. Hope that helps. Otherwise, clarify what you're trying to accomplish and I'll try to help further. -Ed -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
