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[quote author="Phil Sturgeon" date="1254948448"]Pages & users will require their own tables as they are more than just forms. They are logical entities that are expected to act a certain way and controllers will be looking for them in a certain place.
Most other things though could well use a generic form submission system. Basically if you are just trying to collect data to be exported via an admin panel using CSV, XML, etc then generic form builders / submission systems are great. If you are trying to use it to create data for a frontend system then it gets a little more complicated as a change to the form could easily break the frontend code.
Look forward to seeing a demo of this.[/quote]
Well i think its also dependent on what you need "pages" to do. Right now i have it setup to have browser title, mete tags, page title and some other elements. You have to remember with this system if you add an upload to the form it auto detects a file is being uploaded and creates a folder and places the file in that folder.
Also this system is able to connect remote to other servers and databases. So you can manage multiply sites from one install.
I will see if i can compile a demo. I don't like how the form builder is used now, It works but it could be more efficient, but i did it the way i did to have proof if you know what i mean. To see if this would work.
If enough people want a demo i will try to put one together.
