alt Hacker NewsYou could have some client side JavaScript handle your for nodes as well. That's how I imagined what OP described actually.
> Nobody uses PHP this way any more though
Well… I have bad news.
I do, for one :-)
You could have some client side JavaScript handle your for nodes as well. That's how I imagined what OP described actually.
> Nobody uses PHP this way any more though
Well… I have bad news.
I do, for one :-)
I ask you then: (1) how do you deal with the template that surrounds a large number of pages on a site? (2) how do you deal with the fact that the average web form might want to display something different based on the form contents (e.g. redraw the form if there's an error, draw something different on success?) (3) do you write anything that returns JSON or other results for AJAX or web services?