After clicking the Submit button, the script should
appear in your web browser along with a message indicating whether or not the
attempted disk write was successful.
Depending on your system configuration, the script may or may not have been
written to the directory from which phpMyEditSetup.php was
run. You will need to either open the file that was written to disk or else
highlight and copy the script from the web browser and paste it into a blank
document in your text editor.
If the proposed Base Filename was "employees" and the disk
write was successful, a file named employees.php would
exist in the directory from which phpMyEditSetup.php was
run.
If the disk write was NOT successful and you've pasted the script into your text
editor, save the file in the same directory which contains the phpMyEdit program
files. Save the file with the .php extension.
Because HTML header and footer requirements vary between users, no header or
footer is generated. Add or include appropriate HTML markup as necessary (e.g.
<HTML><HEAD> [headers] </HEAD><BODY> [script]
</BODY></HTML>). By default the table will be enclosed by <div
class="main"> ... </div> which offers a degree of formatting in terms
of using CSS (cascading style sheets).
Once the header and footer are in place, there are script configuration options
that you should review and possibly change.
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