I would most likely create static pages from generated content more often then have a form generated dynamically every time.
I was just working on an application this evening...
Customer can order 1 of 5 reports. Each report has alot of information.
- Client side - when ordering - I can have hundreds of fields. It's conditional on how many items a person is entering etc etc.
- In Logic - the 5 reports share a few dozen fields then split off.
I thought not only storing all the variables in a db would expedite creating forms - but allow me to somehow trigger logic by grouping some forms together and having some rules.
All in all - while the forms can be generated on the fly - in many cases I would most likely have htem generated from the db and not generated again until they were modified.
thanks
jason
> So every time a form is displayed, you are going to dynamically
> generate it from the database? How often does the form change?
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> Aaron
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