Dan Tappin wrote:
To be honest the real answer will be unpopular but since the old system
is unusable, not maintainable it should be replaced. I think if you
estimated the time / cost to rebuild the system from scratch it would
still be the better than trying to continue with this PITA
My current employer has designed a sort of CMS (except it has so many
site-specific hard-coded features that it's not a CMS at all) where things
happen such as:
If you are in the middle of adding a new user, their name appears with a
yellow background, and only after you fill out the other pages
That sounds ugly.
To be honest the real answer will be unpopular but since the old system
is unusable, not maintainable it should be replaced. I think if you
estimated the time / cost to rebuild the system from scratch it would
still be the better than trying to continue with this PITA
On Tue, 1 Mar 2005 14:56:57 -0800 (PST), Richard Lynch [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Anybody got a better idea for handling this sort of design in any
reasonable fashion?
how about storing all the form info using sessions/session-style
steps. for stability/security, u can store all variables
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