PHPMaker Multi-Page: A Comprehensive Guide

When working with PHPMaker, navigating through your database can be a daunting task, especially when you have multiple tables and objects to manage. In this article, we will explore how to efficiently navigate and set up your tables using the PHPMaker multi-page feature.

One of the most effective ways to access the Tables Setup page is by clicking on the Tables or Views or Custom Views or Reports or Linked Tables node in the database pane. This will take you to a grid that displays the most frequently used settings for all tables, allowing you to quickly identify and manage your database objects.

If you need to search for a specific table, PHPMaker provides a convenient searchbox in the Database pane. Simply type in the name of the table you're looking for, and the software will quickly locate it for you.

When accessing a single table's settings, you'll notice that there are additional options available beyond the basic setup page. To access these advanced settings, including Multi-page, Table-specific Options, and Master/Detail, click on the table node of any table in the Database pane and then select the Table tab to go to the Table Setup page.

In PHPMaker, a database object can be one of several types: tables, views, custom views, reports, or linked tables. For simplicity, we will refer to these objects as 'tables' in this description.

After loading your database, PHPMaker will display all of your tables in the Database pane on the left side of the screen. With these features at your fingertips, you'll be able to efficiently manage and configure your database objects with ease.

By mastering the PHPMaker multi-page feature, you'll be well on your way to streamlining your database management tasks and taking full advantage of this powerful software's capabilities.

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