@renato
Very interesting. Why did you choose cake as a framework? I had to
decide between CodeIgniter and Cake and though I've used CodeIgniter
before, decided upon using Cake after much thought - I have no
regrets :) Its pretty good.
There is another tool you can use - lime survey - http://www.lim
Don't take this as a negative, but the more you work with CakePHP the
more you will realise that NDA's can be counter-intuitive. You will
benefit more from sharing our work, especially when asking people to
contribute to it, as others can then take the idea and run with it or
resolve issues you're
Well,
I have a project like yours.
I have to build a "survey-builder".
My client wants to login the system, and be able to create as many pools
(big pools) as he wants.
And his employees need to login the system and have access to fill this
forms up and save them to his db.
The project is in the
Thankyou Paul for your suggestions.
Creating a webform markup generating UI was an initial requirement
that has now changed into this - everything gets saved into our db.
I have so far being using my own markup rendering methods to generate
the html that is sent asynchronously to the UI. I have to
Sounds an interesting idea and I would love to see a demo too. I'm
assuming there are no databases involved here that you are using ajax
calls to build the source code for a HTML web form that the user can
then copy/paste to use in their own site? Could this be developed to
work with a database a
do you have a demo we can see? in this way we may be able to make
suggestions
On Feb 7, 9:39 pm, "@pauldatta" wrote:
> Hi Ken,
> Thank you for your response. The form builder is a app where a user
> can build a form online and then save it. I am generating the js
> validations based on the users
Hi Ken,
Thank you for your response. The form builder is a app where a user
can build a form online and then save it. I am generating the js
validations based on the users selection of properties like isValid
etc while building the form online.
I have noted down your suggestions - valid though.
I
Paul,
I, for one, don't understand what you are trying to do. Why is the
"user" selecting a textbox? Is this an end user/ Or is it a client-
type user (someone building their website)?
You say this is your first time using CakePHP so the following might
be of help:
In CakePHP much on the drudger
Hi Everyone,
I am working on building a form builder module for the past three days
and Ive finally reached the part that I was avoiding slightly - the
form building bit :) simply cause I am yet to come up with an
interesting way to do this without screwing it up.
Note - I have already done the UI
