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reccomend a simple MVC ?
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| nephish 2006-08-15, 7:57 am |
| Lo there,
i have a kinda large website in place in php that uses mysql.
it tracks the changes in machinery out in the field and allows our
customers to log in and see whats up with their equipment. Now some of
our stuff is sold via distributer. So i want to build something that
will allow them to Create, Update, Delete, etc... (CRUD i guess) some
of the table rows and such.
I though it would save time to go with a light MVC for this app.
Since my database is already in place, i cant use one that relies on
the tables being set up a certain way.
Is there a simple MVC out there that does this ?
open to any suggestions.
if you have read this far, thanks for your time
-sk
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| R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah 2006-08-26, 6:57 pm |
| nephish wrote:
> i have a kinda large website in place in php that uses mysql.
> it tracks the changes in machinery out in the field and allows our
> customers to log in and see whats up with their equipment. Now some of
> our stuff is sold via distributer. So i want to build something that
> will allow them to Create, Update, Delete, etc... (CRUD i guess) some
> of the table rows and such.
> I though it would save time to go with a light MVC for this app.
> Since my database is already in place, i cant use one that relies on
> the tables being set up a certain way.
> Is there a simple MVC out there that does this ?
Hope, you know what MVC means. If you want it to be developed
quickly, you may try RoR or it's PHP clone Symfony.
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