I have been working with Oracle database with PHPMaker 10 to generate some web applications. There are actually some basic issues that need the quick solution. Started from the notice message Use of undefined constant OCI_COMMIT_ON_SUCCESS, how to use the certain data type in Oracle (such as ENUM in MySQL), how to overcome the error […]
How to Change Redirect to Default Page in Web Applications that Generated by PHPMaker 10.0.2
PHPMaker will allow you to define one default page from Tables setup in order to redirect end users to that page, when they access to the main address of your web application. This default page will also be displayed after end users are successfully logged in into your web application. If you do not define […]
How to Make Submit Button Which Will be Disabled on Click Event in Web Applications that Generated by PHPMaker 10.0.2
Since PHPMaker 10, now we are able to add the ability of disabling Submit button on click event easily and quickly. This is very useful if you want to create a custom form which contains a submit button, and after user clicked the button, then it will be disabled so that will prevent double-click or […]
How to Display the Custom Message in Change Password Page When Password Has Expired in Web Applications that Generated by PHPMaker 10
When the password has expired in web applications that generated by PHPMaker, then there will be a Change Password page shown up, including the standard message: Password Expired. Please change password.. It means that the system will force users to change their password immediately, otherwise they cannot login into the system properly. This is one […]
How to Change Menu Item Text in Web Applications that Generated by PHPMaker 10.0.2
Thank Goodness! A few minutes ago, I just found a nice trick how we can change the Menu Text on the fly easily and quickly by using the Menu_Rendering of Server Event in PHPMaker 10. In other words, let’s say we want to change the Text that belongs to one of the Menu Items without […]
A Case Study: Implementing Many-To-Many Relationship in Web Applications that Generated by PHPMaker 10
As we have already known, when designing database relationships, Many-To-Many relationships are not a good idea, because they are not allowed. We must find a way of making them Many-To-One or One-To-Many. In databases, a join table is generally used to create the relationships. A typical example is the orders and products tables in the […]
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