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plugin for storing user input to a database - ddjen11 - 2012-10-25
Hi I am new to GS CMS, can anyone tell me if we have a way of inputting user data fields, saving them to a database(mysql) and allowing user to view/edit/delete the data?
thanks
DJ
plugin for storing user input to a database - Connie - 2012-10-25
no
GS does not work with Databases, you can use and work with XML
plugin for storing user input to a database - datiswous - 2012-10-26
Connie Wrote:no
GS does not work with Databases, you can use and work with XML
Hey, if the question was:
Quote:Hi I am new to GS CMS, can anyone tell me if we have a way of inputting user data fields, saving them to xml and allowing user to view/edit/delete the data?
What is the answer then? I think it's interesting.
plugin for storing user input to a database - shawn_a - 2012-10-26
You can check out dmmatrix plugin. But you would have to code the user input part
RE: plugin for storing user input to a database - datiswous - 2012-10-31
(2012-10-26, 12:41:41)shawn_a Wrote: You can check out dmmatrix plugin. But you would have to code the user input part
Yes I was afraid of that..
RE: plugin for storing user input to a database - jason.dixon.email - 2012-11-01
What would you be using it for and how would it be retrieved?
I've thought about this too. It would be cool to have a database-like functionality for storing whatever you wanted in a sudo xml-database.
But then I hit the wall and cannot decide how best to approach the retrieval of the information (in the sense that a plugin like this seems to be a fix to a problem that doesn't yet exist). I think of things like storing item information or page data, but there are already plugins that do these things well.