[Zope] Hiding HTML URL
Chris Withers
chris at simplistix.co.uk
Mon May 23 15:08:18 EDT 2005
> I wish I could impose my ideas on users. I respond to specs. Yes, I
> will fight the good fight when a spec is silly.
If this is coming from a spec, it's very silly, and a total waste of
your time...
> I've even turned down
> gigs because the client was stubborn and what they wanted would be a
> disaster.
So you turned this one down, right?
>But URL "cloaking" is not silly to some clients and the
> pattern I described handles it nicely and has benefits well beyond
> maintaining a stable URL.
Oh? Do enlighten us... ;-)
> Note: Sometimes I sense a "culture clash" between Advanced Zope
> developement guys,
"people with brains"
> Web presentation guys
"people with too little brain to understand or care what usability
really means" ;-)
> and us lowly application
> developers that get the joy of accounting systems online.
"people who should know better but are too timid to speak" *grinz*
> Im curious, how is it "hostile" to a user?
It's grim to debug, and will confuse your users even more when it goes
wrong. "but the thingy in the box is still the same, why is it not working"
> If there are superior patterns (for Business Apps) Im the first that
> wants to see them and this is a welcome discussion. :-)
There are many, but that's beyond the scope of this list...
cheers,
Chris
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