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Posted by steve on 10/24/05 21:22
"NC" <nc@iname.com> wrote in message
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| rush wrote:
| > "db_guy" <karl7712@yahoo.com> wrote in message
| > news:1129909115.120095.113810@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
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| > > -Why would I need for an html form (ex: an Add Client Contact form) to
| > > be an object when there will only be one copy of this form ever
| > > created, on one page (ex: the Add Client Contact page).
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| > If you have some other forms on that site, you could have AbstractForm
| > class describing general form handling flow, and sublcass each form on
| > the site from it.
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| Or you could have a single function that would do absolutely the same
| thing with less overhead...
that depends nc. generally though, with sufficient complexity, it is easier
to manage the specifics of validation and presentation in the manner he
described...however his example leaves much to be desired in supporting the
complexity clause or any other circumstance that would actually make his
point valid...making you absolutely correct (with a *bunch* of caveates ;^)
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