I am posting this here, cause I think I would do things differently if I was using a different IDE for coding (esp. if I had better refactoring, etc.). but wonder if others are doing what I have found most efficient:
1) I generally have a controller per view (assuming the view has normal CRUD (create, read, update, delete) functionality.
2) I create a reference to the view, all buttons and any "special fields"
3) my controller has functions for when add and delete buttons are pressed
4) I have an "edit" and "select or selection change" function to handle logic when a record is selected (perhaps read child records, enable delete buttons, etc.) or edited (validate and save the data)
Once I write this once, when I create a new view, I copy the controller, and just edit the reference control queries and that handles about 90% of the logic.
Does this make sense? Is there a better, more efficient way?
Bruce
1) I generally have a controller per view (assuming the view has normal CRUD (create, read, update, delete) functionality.
2) I create a reference to the view, all buttons and any "special fields"
3) my controller has functions for when add and delete buttons are pressed
4) I have an "edit" and "select or selection change" function to handle logic when a record is selected (perhaps read child records, enable delete buttons, etc.) or edited (validate and save the data)
Once I write this once, when I create a new view, I copy the controller, and just edit the reference control queries and that handles about 90% of the logic.
Does this make sense? Is there a better, more efficient way?
Bruce
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