--- Jason Wong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I understand from your previous postings that you > use Dreamweaver (to do at > least part of your coding). If you are at all > serious about coding with PHP > (ie you want to do stuff that is any more advanced > than the most basic stuff) > then you should ditch Dreamweaver (or only use it as > an straightforward > editor and project manager). The code produced by > Dreamweaver will be > (because of its generic nature) any one or more of > these: convoluted, > obfuscated, non-obvious, overly lengthy.
I've read varying opinions and reviews about Dreamweaver as a PHP editor / code generator. Being that I am not experienced with PHP to any large degree my opinion may not count here. What I have found though in learning more about PHP is that the Dreamweaver code is actually pretty straightforward. I won't disagree with the above statements, but believe that for many (or some) things, it can speed up development time. Usually hand coding and modifications though are required for things outside of the standard "functionality". > google > html checkbox php > > In particular the IBM developerworks article looks > like ideal reading for you. > Okay, I'll take a look. Usually, as in this case, I did perform an extensive search for an answer. I did not find one however that really addressed my particular intended use of checkboxes. Many articles, forum post, etc were about "deletes" and insertions using checkboxes. Stuart -- PHP Database Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
