Ajax does not solve your problem. Ajax is a series of methods for UI
control, not business logic. Regardless of your use of Ajax or not
you have a business problem to solve first, implementation and UI
control comes later.
-dhs
Dean H. Saxe, CISSP, CEH
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On Mar 20, 2008, at 11:45 AM, Jeff Howard wrote:
This is an internal application and js is enabled on all machines
and everyone MUST use IE here.
The issue here is that the user must be the one to decide if it is a
duplicate. I'm merely notifying the user that there is a submission
already that looks identical to what they submitted. Then it's up
to the user to decide if they're duplicating the work of someone
else or their own. So I have to query the db and display to the end
user which form(s) already exist that contain the same data as
theirs does and request that they review and then 'save' or 'cancel'.
Is this something best suited for Ajax or is there an equally as
efficient way to accomplish this without the use of Ajax?
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