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What is the method of passing user inputs to database in Joomal

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where the places handling the user inputs to send to the database.

eg:

localhost\Joomla\components\com_user\views\register

in this directory have a module for handle new user registration.
I need to know how joomla carry the user input values for the database...

any one can help me........?
Last edited by umandajayo; Feb 8th, 2010 at 12:58 am.
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What is the method of passing user inputs to database in Joomal

or

where the places handling the user inputs to send to the database.

eg:

localhost\Joomla\components\com_user\views\register

in this directory have a module for handle new user registration.
I need to know how joomla carry the user input values for the database...

any one can help me........?
You can find the insertion of user data in file
components/com_user/controller.php

In which you can see the function save(), exactly at that particular place the form values are passed and the data will be stored in the database.
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Hello All
I think it is a bind method.model file.
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