not sure how to describe this question, but is there a way to avoid writing
a separate edit page for a data item by using the same page that displays
it, but having a button submitted that says "edit", which enables a
conditional statement to edit the data on the same page?
Normally I have a "edit" button on a view page (view_profile_data), which
takes user to a separate view page (edit_profile_data).
To avoid creating the edit_profile_data page, is it possible to have a
conditional in the view_profile_data page like this:
{{if edit_button is clicked:}}
{{=form}}
{{pass}}
Does anyone do it like that or does everyone send user to separate edit
page? I guess I'm wondering if there are short-cuts.
thanks,
Alex Glaros
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