I don't have a suggestion right now, but just in terms of why this might not
elicit a response from the flex community, this isn't a flex question. It's
a UI question that is the same question if you're talking about building a
UI in flex, HTML, Java, .NET, etc etc.
I don't think there are going
What's your main concern with this issue? Simplicity? Performance? What are
you going for? Worried that someone may lose their data half-way through, or
something? You could do a sort of proxy where you store the user's data
locally, then upload the entire thing on submit. Then, you're preserving
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I guess no one here has had this problem before?
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I don't have a suggestion right now, but just in terms of why this might not
elicit a response
I guess no one here has had this problem before?
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I'm web-enabling by using Flex 2 a project that has many fields for
each record in the database. A typical UI screen has upwards of 35
fields in it. This application has
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