PHP Front-ends For Databases With No Coding: DaDaBIK
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Jan
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DaDaBIK is an open source and mature PHP application for creating a customizable database front-end without coding.
Within minutes, you can create a basic CRUD (create, read, update, delete) application or dive into its features to build a more complicated one.
It doesn't generate a PHP script, stores the settings and can easily adapt to changes made in the database schema.
The application works with MySQL, PostgreSQL, Oracle + MS SQL Server and has features like choosing:
- if the field must be included or not in a search/insert/update form and results table
- labels
- content format (e.g. numeric, alphabetic, e-mail, url…)of a field
- the HTML input type (e.g. textbox, menu, date, rich text editor, password box…)
- the possible values, also driven from another table (foreign key support)
- and much more…
Some other exciting features include:
- master/details view (attaching 2 or more tables to each other like choosing a user from "users" table and seeing his orders from "orders" table)
- file uploading
- exporting to CSV
- e-mail notices
DaDaBIK is multilingual with support for 10+ languages.
Requirements: PHP
Website: http://www.dadabik.org/
Demo: http://www.dadabik.org/index.php?function=show_compa...
Download: http://www.dadabik.org/index.php?function=show_download
Website: http://www.dadabik.org/
Demo: http://www.dadabik.org/index.php?function=show_compa...
Download: http://www.dadabik.org/index.php?function=show_download
- Tags:
MSSQL Mysql Oracle Php PostgreSQL
- Filed under: Database, Goodies, GPL License
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5 Responses for "PHP Front-ends For Databases With No Coding: DaDaBIK"
Hi,
I’m the author of DaDaBIK; thanks for the post.
Just a note: even if a (at least small) donation is strongly encouraged at at the moment DaDaBIK can still be downloaded without donating, as explained in the download section.
Donation is not required.
You can also download it from Sourceforge.
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dadabik/files/
@Eugenio,
Sorry for missing the info about donations and just updated the article.
Great application btw and thanks for sharing it.
No problem, thanks for updating; I’m trying to stress the donation model and I had good results because many many people donate when downloading DaDaBIK so in some sense we can say that there is a moral duty to donate at least one euro per download
even if I still give free access to the files
Yey, hope it is better then dreaded phpdatabasenavigator