I'm slowly getting to grip with Fusebox, but I still get a bit confuse on
how much to put in a single fuse.
For instance, take the following example.
When a user selects a hyperlink or on initial entry to page, I need to take
a property from a client side ActiveX, and use it in a Query to populate a
display page.
So my logic would be, to use JavaScript to set a hidden form variable to
the ActiveX property and to do a .submit() to automatically submit the form.
Then with the form results do a query and display the results
So my question is should this be done in one fuse or two? I guess it should
be two, the first uses JavaScript to set the hidden form variable and to
automatically submit the form with its action being the second Fuse, which
queries and displays the results.
But the two fuses will always go together so it complicates matters having
two fuses.
Cheers
Gary
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