« if ($noOfFieldsSet >= 2) { $searchFilter = “(&”
($formValues) ? $formValues[0][”employeenumber”][0] : “”); printf(”Department:  n”, ($formValues) ? »

printf(”%s %s %s %s %s %s [Modify] [Delete]

printf(”
%s %s %s %s %s %s [Modify] [Delete]

n”, $resultEntries[$i][”cn”][0], $resultEntries[$i][”sn”][0], $resultEntries[$i][”mail”][0], $resultEntries[$i][”employeenumber”][0], $resultEntries[$i][”ou”][0], $resultEntries[$i][”telephonenumber”][0], $mailString, $ouString, $mailString, $ouString); } printf(”

n”); } This function is used by the script that creates a new entry and the script that modifies an existing entry. The function prints out a set of text fields that the user can fill or modify. In the modification case, preexisting values are provided as default values: function generateHTMLForm($formValues, $actionScript, $submitLabel) { printf(”

n", $actionScript);  printf("First Name:  
n”,  ($formValues) ? $formValues[0][”cn”][0] : “”);    printf(”Last Name:   
n”,    ($formValues) ? $formValues[0][”sn”][0] : “”);   printf(”E-mail:      
n”, ($formValues) ?  $formValues[0][”mail”][0] : “”);    printf(”Employee no.:
n”,   Page 516    
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