On 1/2/06, Koba <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Before continuing on this I wanted an orientation about the MVC > paradigm, I've been working for a long time on a framework of my own so > there are many stuff that I still have to get used to. For example, I'm > pretty confused on this particular point, why the action url for > TableForms is specificed on the views and not in the controllers, you > will see that RemoteForm behaves just like TableForm because it's > inherited from it but in LinkRemoteFunction I've put the target url to > be specified when the widget is created in the controller, what you > specifiy on the view is the DOM target that will cointain the answer > from the POST done. I'd like to know is this is correct or if I have to > change it, also in my patch the dictionary containing the POST data for > the LinkRemoteFunction widget has to be specfied on the controller. I'm > not sure if this is ok or not either.
Forms, as designed, can be reused. You could have a couple different templates that include the same form and possibly post to different places. (Forms are generic enough that they may not just be CRUD-style data entry inputs). It may make sense to allow you to set up a default action when creating the form. Kevin
