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Making PHP Forms Object-Oriented
By: Yuri Makassiouk
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    2003-01-23

    Table of Contents:
  • Making PHP Forms Object-Oriented
  • Analysis
  • Executing Environment
  • Implementing the FormProcessor Class
  • Inputs - Brief Introduction
  • Example of a Form
  • Conclusion

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    Making PHP Forms Object-Oriented


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    In this article Yuri explains an object oriented way to create and use forms on your web site.First of all, we already know how to examine $HTTP_POST_VARS, we know how to name form inputs in such a way that they will be presented as a nice PHP array. We've read Richard Creech's article on making a form's controls dynamic. Why do we need anything else at this stage?

    Let me explain. You see, I have a Delphi background and with Delphi you get very much addicted to re-using instead of re-inventing. So, if you find yourself coding something that gives you this dejavu - “I've been doing this before” - you want to invent a class that can be reused throughout your projects.

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