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    Autoform 0.8.1

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    MIT/X Consortium Lic... / FREE
    March 4th, 2009, 15:00 GMT [view history]
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    Autoform description

    Build forms more easily than ever!

    Autoform is a PHP class with which you can build forms more easily than with HTML. Specify server-side validation patterns, customize default presentation templates, shows validation error messages, won't lose submitted field values if validation fails.

    Autoform's Purpose

    Creating fully functioning HTML forms is a tedious task, so I started this project to save my sanity.

     1. Add and modify fields more easily than with HTML ... there's less typing involved
     2. Choose from built-in validation patterns, or add your own
     3. Use the default presentation templates, or customize to your liking
     4. When the form is submitted, performs server-side validation
     5. If validation fails, prepares and displays error messages, while keeping the data that was submitted

    Technical note: This project features real-world use of recursion. A Computer Science education is not for naught.


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    · PHP

    What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

    · Fix fileField validate() bug ... method shouldn't have been expecting a parameter.

      


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    form builder | PHP class | PHP | form | builder

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