I'm not sure this topic belongs here or belongs to the devs group,
yet, on either one of them I think i can find good answers.

Basically the discussion I want ro raise is this:

Using the new forms framework what would be the 'right' or best
practices approach to leverage javascript, DHTML and ajax in the form
widgets?

I'll try to specify a few particular issues to start the discussion,
but please feel free to add any other issues you think are related.

When trying to achieve interaction between form widgets, is this
interaction supposed to be written in the 'html params' the
sfFormWidget constructors take as parameter?
   - If any interaction is done using the rendered tag ids, is it ok
to hard code them, since we know the naming rules for rendered tags?
  - Does this apply to embedded forms as well?

When this interactions result in dynamic form element creation, is
there a way to dinamically embed/unembed these new forms?
  -If there isn't one, what's the best approach to follow,
considerating securtiy(field injection, any other issues) and design
patterns?

Concerning usability for the issues presented above, is there a way to
ensure elegant degradation for non javascript enabled browsers?

P.D.: I briefly searched through the other debates and couldn't find
one that specifically addressed this issues, if there is one, please
be kind to provide a link and close this new debate if needed.

.:Wolfs:,

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