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Thanks. But how do we open an existing database table form that has been created BUT originates from a different database. How would we do that within the Joomla Breezing Form Integration?
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Thanks. But how do we open an existing database table form that has been created BUT originates from a different database. How would we do that within the Joomla Breezing Form Integration?

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&quot;Kindly give us another few days to follow up&quot;<br />
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Thanks
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"Kindly give us another few days to follow up"

Thanks

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We have a simple MySQL database and would like to allow the user to edit that data in the table. Do these breezing forms support this? If not - do you have or know of any that do??
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Hi

We have a simple MySQL database and would like to allow the user to edit that data in the table. Do these breezing forms support this? If not - do you have or know of any that do??

Editing a MySQL database using Breezing forms to edit

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