On Tue, 3 Aug 1999, jon * wrote:
> > How to have your cake and eat it too? One URL, http://www.enhydrya.org
>
> I agree that for some applications, enhydra is very cool. Although, I still
> don't like having to put an id= tag into every single html tag. That is
> another room for error.
You do not have to put an ID in every single html tag. Only those tags
which will be dynamic require an ID. Another way of looking at this is
that the ID becomes the contract between the developer and the designer,
the clear and unambigous line where they interact. The ID tag is also
standard HTML and is supported in any standard HTML editor as opposed to
much of the tempate/macro code.
It seems to me that using this approach reduces the number of places for
error since your code is now isolated in the proper place.
Bill Thompson
>
> -jon
>
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