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README

@@ -1,23 +1,22 @@
-The jquery.Formbuilder plugin is a script that allows you integrate
-a jquery and php-based form-creation tool into your application.
+The jquery.Formbuilder plugin is a jQuery plugin that allows you add
+a form-creation, display, and basic validation tool into your application.
+
+The API and example code has been left open for you to override, assuming that
+you want complete control over how the form data is saved and loaded. However
+we have provided some basic database loading/saving examples using PDO for MySQL.
 
 Please report all issues, bugs, and feature suggestions
 to: https://snowy-evening.com/botsko/jquery-form-builder/
 
-The tool interface is constructed using form data presented in xml format
+The tool interface is constructed using form data presented in JSON format
 by the server. The php class assists you with storing the data,
-generating the xml, generating the html form, and processing the data.
+generating the json, generating the html form, and processing the data.
 
 A demo of this version may be found at http://experiments.botsko.net/tests/formbuilder/
 
-Use of the JSON-encoding backend requires PHP 5.2+.
-
 Please feel free to fork the project and provide patches back.
 Please let us know how you're using this product!
 
-The source contains all example files, javascripts necessary, php files,
-any documentation, and some PHPUnit unit tests for the class.
-
 
 Version 0.4 - 20111215
 - Removing old XML-based form loading system, moving to pure JSON
@@ -26,6 +25,7 @@ Version 0.4 - 20111215
 - Incorporated a required attribute bug fix: https://snowy-evening.com/botsko/jquery-form-builder/8/
 - Dumped a ton of unnecessary complexity of encoding/decoding and array vars
 - Changed process() to return an array of errors, not a string
+- Added sample response saves to db, only on good validation
 
 Version 0.3.1 - 20110722
 - Corrected issue with reserved words breaking support for Safari, Opera, IE

example-html.php

@@ -16,15 +16,15 @@
 // the $form->get_encoded_form_array() method.
 include('fake-form-db-vals.php');
 
-//$form = new Formbuilder($fake_db_vals);
-//$form->render_html('example-submit.php');
+$form = new Formbuilder($fake_db_vals);
+$form->render_html('example-submit.php');
 
 // OR to load a form saved to the db:
 
-require('Formbuilder/Formbuilder_pdo.php');
-$form = new Formbuilder_pdo();
-$form->connect();
-$form->render_html( 1, 'example-submit.php' );
+//require('Formbuilder/Formbuilder_pdo.php');
+//$form = new Formbuilder_pdo();
+//$form->connect();
+//$form->render_html( 1, 'example-submit.php' );
 
 ?>
 

example-json.php

@@ -8,15 +8,15 @@
 // the $form->get_encoded_form_array() method.
 include('fake-form-db-vals.php');
 
-//$form = new Formbuilder($fake_db_vals);
-//$form->render_json();
+$form = new Formbuilder($fake_db_vals);
+$form->render_json();
 
 // OR, if you're using the database extension class you can load a form
 // by passing in the record id:
 
-require('Formbuilder/Formbuilder_pdo.php');
-$form = new Formbuilder_pdo();
-$form->connect();
-$form->render_json( 1 );
+//require('Formbuilder/Formbuilder_pdo.php');
+//$form = new Formbuilder_pdo();
+//$form->connect();
+//$form->render_json( 1 );
 
 ?>

example-save.php

@@ -23,11 +23,11 @@
 // information to automatically save everything to the database.
 // You could do that like so:
 
-require('Formbuilder/Formbuilder_pdo.php');
-$form_data = isset($_POST['frmb']) ? $_POST : false;
-$form = new Formbuilder_pdo($form_data);
-$form->connect();
-$form->save_form();
+//require('Formbuilder/Formbuilder_pdo.php');
+//$form_data = isset($_POST['frmb']) ? $_POST : false;
+//$form = new Formbuilder_pdo($form_data);
+//$form->connect();
+//$form->save_form();
 
 
 //------------------------------------------------------------------------------

example-submit.php

@@ -16,15 +16,15 @@
 // the $form->get_encoded_form_array() method.
 include('fake-form-db-vals.php');
 
-//$form = new Formbuilder($fake_db_vals);
-//$results = $form->process();
+$form = new Formbuilder($fake_db_vals);
+$results = $form->process();
 
 // OR you can process form based on the one stored in the db
 
-require('Formbuilder/Formbuilder_pdo.php');
-$form = new Formbuilder_pdo();
-$form->connect();
-$results = $form->save_response(1);
+//require('Formbuilder/Formbuilder_pdo.php');
+//$form = new Formbuilder_pdo();
+//$form->connect();
+//$results = $form->save_response(1);
 
 // At this point though, there are a few choices to save this to a DB
 // It's harder to store the values because the fields change and are more