On 11/13/2003 at 09:37, you wrote:
dacrau> sometimes better not to scope (admittedly not very often)....
dacrau> i.e. a search form where parameters can come in either the URL
dacrau> or FORM scope... what do you do... scope them out and have
dacrau> double the coding work?
dacrau> what would be the best practice in that case?
I prefer to know which scope is providing a given value, so if I had
to deal with allowing both scopes to affect the same code, I'd use
something simple to check URL and FORM and assign a common local
variable accordingly.
Since URL and FORM are (or were last time I checked) 5th and 6th in
the order of evaluation, I guess it's a matter of determining if a few
lines of code to check each scope and assign a local variable
accordingly is better than making the server check scopes 1-4 on each
request.
~ Ubqtous ~
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