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Need help reconstructing two class files that are missing.
I have a project that I had someone make years ago. I decided to revive the project and im missing two files. I don't know jQuery, and im a novice with PHP.
1) First take a look at the screenshot. This a zoomed out look at the form. Each section is really it's own PHP file that should only show after the previous submission. I posted the code from one of the sections on the form.
2) Notice the two lines that require Dbmodule and Validation.
3) There is a jquery folder with two files which I also attached.
Obviously the dbmodule is most likely database connection information but im unsure about the validation class file because I assume it's using the jquery. The project is bigger than it looks and this is why im not resorting to recreating it just yet. Thanks for your help. I also assume the validation class file is what gives the form the characteristics such as sliding and hiding fields.
jq.zip
1) First take a look at the screenshot. This a zoomed out look at the form. Each section is really it's own PHP file that should only show after the previous submission. I posted the code from one of the sections on the form.
2) Notice the two lines that require Dbmodule and Validation.
3) There is a jquery folder with two files which I also attached.
Obviously the dbmodule is most likely database connection information but im unsure about the validation class file because I assume it's using the jquery. The project is bigger than it looks and this is why im not resorting to recreating it just yet. Thanks for your help. I also assume the validation class file is what gives the form the characteristics such as sliding and hiding fields.
<?php
require_once('../../_class/DBmodule.class.php');
require_once('../../_class/Validate.class.php');
if (isset($_POST['hpi_save']) && $_POST['hpi_save'] == 'hpi_sent')
{
$db = new DBmodule();
$db->dbConnect();
$fields = array('Customers_id', 'q1', 'q2', 'q3', 'q4', 'q5');
$values = array($_POST['Customer_id'], $_POST['hpi_1'], $_POST['hpi_2'], $_POST['hpi_3'], $_POST['hpi_4'], $_POST['hpi_5']);
if (!empty($_POST['hpi_id']))
{
$id = $_POST['hpi_id'];
if ($db->update('hpi', $fields, $values, $id))
echo "Your update was successful.";
else
echo "Your update failed.";
}
else
{
$lastid = $db->insert('hpi', $fields, $values);
if ($lastid > 0)
echo "Customer information successfully added.";
else
echo "Customer information failed to add.";
}
}
else
echo "hpi_save not set";
?>
jq.zip
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