I guess the easiest way would be to copy the image code and maybe add a “_1″ to it however this wouldn’t be the best way. It should be possible to modify the code slightly to just check if the fields first characters are “image_url” that way it would be possible to have fields such as “image_url_my_photo” or “image_url_news” etc. This would be the best way to go about it. The fields that end in “_on” could be a great base for a guide to changing the code.

Please let me know how you get on and if there is anyway I can help you please do not hesitate to contact me.

Thanks again.

Thanks again!

Sorry for not getting back to you until now. I was working quite a lot through November. Here is a quick usage quide for how to use the php scaffolding class if you still need to know:

in your scaffolding file there is the following line:

new Scaffolding($table,”database_name”,”database_username”,”database_password”,”database_host”,$action);

Change these details to match your databases settings.

In your web browser navigate to where you stored the file on your web server eg http://www.foo.com/scaffolding.php

This will then list the tables of your database which you can edit.

If you have any other problems please just contact me I promise to reply much quicker next time!!

Is it possible to give us an example of use for your class?

thanks

Christos