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Thanks, I'll take a look at that but my main interest is forms for maintaining data. As an idea I had a look at Breezing Forms and was rather impressed - do any other similar packages come to mind, please?
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Thanks, I'll take a look at that but my main interest is forms for maintaining data. As an idea I had a look at Breezing Forms and was rather impressed - do any other similar packages come to mind, please?

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Thanks, and apologies for the delay in replying, I needed to research the usefulness of the replies before assigning points. Both were useful in their own ways and gave me starting points on the right road. Thank you.
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Thanks, and apologies for the delay in replying, I needed to research the usefulness of the replies before assigning points. Both were useful in their own ways and gave me starting points on the right road. Thank you.

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For some time I have used the Logos Form and Report Manager with versions of Joomla up to 2.5. The product is no longer supported and will not work with V3.x of Joomla, which I have to start using shortly. I need to be able to integrate forms with mySQL, ideally using stored procedures. Any suggestions for a good forms manager that doesn't need a huge knowledge of CSS and Java, please?
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For some time I have used the Logos Form and Report Manager with versions of Joomla up to 2.5. The product is no longer supported and will not work with V3.x of Joomla, which I have to start using shortly. I need to be able to integrate forms with mySQL, ideally using stored procedures. Any suggestions for a good forms manager that doesn't need a huge knowledge of CSS and Java, please?

joomla v3.x forms generator recommendations

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