An XML schema will layout how an XML file will define an HTML form whose controls are bound to a database. A developer will then be able to code an XML file, and dynamically generate an HTML form with built-in validation capable of adding/editing records.
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Version 0.9.2b now supports inserting new records and updating existing records that span multiple tables. The tables must have a one-to-one relationship, and the xml definition file must be coded by hand for all tables other than the primary, and for all fields belonging to tables other than the primary.
Version 0.9.2b was just released. This was an almost complete re-write of the previous version, and affords much more flexibility to the developer when using the system. Documentation should follow soon.
An example of the Form Builder in action was uploaded today. Included is the first release of the Form_Builder VBS class file (the workhorse), the first release of the validator JS file, a file to create test objects/data within an MS SQL Server Database, an XML Form Definition file for the test table, and a sample ASP page which consumes the XML Form Definition file to create and display the form. There is no help or documentation with this release.
The project was created on SourceForge today. The project is currently in an alpha phase. Roughly 70% of the XML schema has been defined, and 60%-70% of the ASP/VBS code which parses the XML file to generate the HTML form is done.
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