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Richard Yee writes: > Ganesh, > Is
all of the data in all of the tables editable? If so, you should > probably design your UI better. > You
will run into browser limitations if you have too many form fields > inside a single form. > You
should have one form per record and save individual records or break > the results up so that you select the row you want to edit
and the contents > of the row are displayed in another page within a form Richard,
would you please give some additional information about the ”browser
limitations” you are referring to? It can’t
be an upper data amount limit since you can POST large files. Though I know GET
has its limitation in the URL length. We are
currently using one form per row/record, with one submit button per form. To make
things easier (and faster, when eliminating reloads) for our users we want to
enable the user to edit all records at once and post them all with a single
button. Since
we cannot (easily) submit many forms at once, we are now experimenting with
large forms, maybe 100+ rows/records with, say, < 10 field. That is
a total of maybe 1000 fields in the same form. Are you
saying this could cause problems in the browser??? Is this
true for all browsers, or is it a problem only if we want browser
compatibility. Mattias
Jiderhamn Expert Systems
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