I agree with Don. If this was, say, an administrative page, sure (maybe).
But, if it's anything the general public will be using, no way.
As for traffic, I guess it depends on the info that the form will be
transmitting. If there aren't any textareas or file uploads, it's unlikely
to amount to eve
This is an insurance quoting application, and we do allow partial
saving of the data, but a complete 'submit' is not allowed until all
edits have passed and required information has been entered. Our goal
is to provide instant premium updates and realtime edit checking based
on the information en
Well, I wouldn't do it. I would not want to commit the data entry
until it is all input - all none, atomicity is goodness. Countless
times I have started filling out some form myself - realized I didn't
want to go through with it for some reason or other and bailed out.
If perchance one of the ea
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