> > > I have interviewed a few users and it has become instantly > > > apparent that > > > they all work differently and record slightly different > > > information about > > > their clients making it impossible to produce a general set > > > of forms that > > > would encompass all users. I haven't done any other forms of > > > modelling as > > > yet. > > User data like name age address etc will probably apply to all cases but > that is where it will end. The site is intended for use by Personal Trainers > and each personal trainer has their own way of recording information, > creating programs for gym users etc...
Kind of sounds like you need to develop a "form builder" for them to customize their forms. You'd want to make a table that holds the name and type for each field. Then you'd want to make a table that would house the fields each form wants to include. A final table that would hold the name of the form, and the user who has rights to use it. This doesn't sound real difficult, but time consuming. Does that make sense? -Dan Joseph -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
