> I think putting that 17 lines in 'layout.html' is not a good idea, because
> 'layout.html' are there for you to replace or customize, putting more JS out
> there, users will need to implement that by their own.
I totally agree with that just in case people doesn't want to have
many small files around , but i would go the same way as you.

> And what is the difference being in web2py_ajax or in layout.html? as these
> files will be merged.
> But, there are things to be parsed until 53 lines not 17 (look at line 53)
True ( again !) , i didn't see these lines . Anyway I still don't
think that for these two ifFormat fields we need to keep it this way ,
i a pretty sure there are other way to do that ( Once again I am not a
web expert I have spent more times on desktop and server apps so far)

> I agree that functions that does not needs to be parsed, can be stored in
> another separate JS file, but I see only 38 lines of 101 where it can be
> done.
> worth ?
considering my last remarks , i think would think yes but I have to
admit that it does not hurt me at all and will try to stick to the
scaffolding app, but as i have seen that people are working on it (
htmlboilerplate , html5 , ... )  , it was more a suggestion than a
request . I let more expericenced users and developpers ( so not me :)
) choose the best choice for the majority.

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