- From: Dmitry Turin <html60@narod.ru>
- Date: Wed, 30 May 2007 10:20:06 +0400
- To: public-html@w3.org
Good day, Josh.
JS> An analogous suggestion would be to move form reset and submit buttons
JS> into the browser.
JS> add/remove as well as reset/submit
This in not analogous seggestion - it's necessary to rank buttons:
(1) form contains one submit- and one reset-button,
(2) repetation block contains one add-button
(but form can contains several and even nested repetation blocks,
thus form contains _several_ add-button),
(3) copy of repeated block contains one remove-button
(but repetation block can consist of several copies,
thus repetation block contain several remove-button,
and form contains __several-in-square__ remove-button).
I take _not_ arbitrary case (as you thought), but polar case.
You try to refuse my proposal by bringing example from _opposite_ pole
- that is not correct from point of logic.
Ranking show,
that necessity to abolish is different to different buttons.
JS> if multiple forms are present on the page,
JS> it's more clear to have each control co-located with its form.
It's disputable question, what is more clear:
co-located control or button in browser itself.
But what is definitely,
that quantity of remove-buttons grows in _geometrical progression_ and
make documents bulky.
Dmitry Turin
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