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    This is both a question and a suggestion.

    I was wondering if eform can save form data to a database and allow the user to edit it again by entering some sort of username xor password that would have been determined when they initially filled up the form.

    The username field could be a regular field like the email field and the password, depending on the sensitivity of the data being processed, could be a predefined hidden field.

    I’m asking this because of a very useful form processing script called form tools and it’s simply amazing how intuitive that stuff works, especially in it’s Beta 2 release.

    If eform can achieve that, at least with the official Revo release, we would be one step closer to being the next great thing out there.

    Any thought?
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      If you combine eForm with WebLoginPE, you could. Or even use WebLoginPE in "register" mode to begin with.
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