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Re: Many pages or one page?
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Re: Many pages or one page?


  • Subject: Re: Many pages or one page?
  • From: Sam Barnum <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 30 May 2003 08:29:51 -0700

One other benefit of using multiple pages instead of one conditional-laden page is it helps avoid backtracking bugs. I had a user list page, with a conditional detail on the same component. Clicking a detail, hitting the 'back' button on my browser, and clicking on another user would show the same detail as the first click. You can muck around with the setRefreshBacktrackWhatever() method, but using 2 separate components seems to eliminate this problem for me.


Hello!

I want to make some project with many pages which must be going one by one
(clicking Next, or Submit...).


What is the best choice:
1) make one component with many WOConditionals (at least one for one "virtual" page's contents) or
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