WHen I tried to look at the page you reference in your scaffolding class, I was redirected somewhere else so I decided to do a google search on “39-Creating-A-Scaffold-like-Class-in-PHP-or-An-Automatic-CMS-For-a-Table”, but got the warning below…

I thought I’d let you know that you might want to post the warning below on your tutorial, or at least make people aware in case they are not using google to find the reference.

I was going to send you a screen capture of the warning, but didn’t see any way to send it to you, so I copied and pasted the text of the warning…

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Bill Hernandez
Plano, Texas

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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