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  1. Hello all, does anyone know of a good resource that will show me how I could files via email attachments. Essentially what I would like to do is forward a text email with multiple html, and pdf attachments to a specific address where a script will upload the text of the email to a specific directory on the server and all of the attachments to their own respective directories. If anyone could point me in the right direction that would be great! THANKS
  2. Hello all, I am looking for a development tool, where a user may enter and generate their own forms w/ point and click methods without any coding knowledge. I have a client who is requesting the construction of an application that contains no logic other than inputting form data.  Since there are 20+ forms, I was hoping there would be a quicker way than having to type this mundane code for the next week.  What I am visualizing is an interface where a developer and/or basic user, can add different web forms in a manner similar to creating a mysql table in phpMyAdmin. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, to be frank what I am trying to find is web module that works like designing a database in Lotus Notes or MS Access. If I need to elaborate any further please request so. Thanks!
  3. Hello, I would like to know how I might pass an Object between files? what I have is similar to this... [code] <?php if($_GET['mode'] == 'send') { $email = $_GET['obj']; $email->sendMail(); } $email = new EmailObject("to", "subject", "body"); ?> <form action="email.php?mode=send&obj=<?php echo $email; ?>"> <input type="submit" value="submit"> </form> [/code] I am aware this is wrong, I just wanted to get my question across as straightforward as possible.  I was trying to avoid having to use serialization, but if that would be the only method what would be the easiest way?
  4. Hello, this is my first post here.  I have been a visitor for some time now and have finally decided to post.  Please forgive me if this has aleady been addressed multiple times... What I was wondering what is the best way to simulate a dynamic OO environment with PHP.  I am very familar with OO in PHP but I often find myself wishing so badly that I could enable a user to call a function of an object as they would in a Java app.  What I have done in the past is create a PHP file that serves almost like a terminal, where say if an object were to be updated by the user when they click a button, it would link to the [i]terminal[/i], then call the function on the object and return back to the referring page. What I would like to know is if there is a more practical or better way of doing this.  I feel that my PHP coding skills are very strong, but I would like to improve my software design practices.  I have never been formally introduced to design schemas for PHP web applications. I am sorry if my post was too vague, I will clarify further if needed.
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