Jeromy, Ted...
Thanks for the education. The Blog link Jeromy provided was a good
read. And the blog comments (particularly the last one from gregjor)
were even more educational.
Even after reading a well-written blog titled "The Session is Evil" I'm
now feeling better than ever about usin
Just to emphasize what Jeromy is saying, the key words are "scalable"
and "cluster". In the case of an intranet application with a set user
base that won't be clustered, *not* using session could be evil,
since the alternatives tend to be more work to implement and maintain.
In physics, we have v
Gary Affonso wrote:
Tom Schneider wrote:
Both of those plugins, by default, would need the session to keep
track of
the state.
Oh, duh. I didn't see that he wanted to avoid the session.
What is up with that BTW? There seem to be quite a few posts lately
from people wanting to do stuff and
Tom Schneider wrote:
Both of those plugins, by default, would need the session to keep track of
the state.
Oh, duh. I didn't see that he wanted to avoid the session.
What is up with that BTW? There seem to be quite a few posts lately
from people wanting to do stuff and avoid the http sessio
Both of those plugins, by default, would need the session to keep track of
the state. The webflow plugin can be configured to serialize the state to a
hidden field, but there would be a lot of configuration and complication
just for 2 fields.
I would say your best bet is to have hidden fields th
My suggestion would be to checkout the scope plug-in or WebFlow and the
WebFlow plug-in.
- Gary
Radha Krishna wrote:
Hi,
I have a wizard like screen where i need to pass the selected values (2 text box) at first page to last page,last page to again first page.
Can anyone tell me the b
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