Vamsee Kanakala wrote the following on 2/19/2005 1:04 AM:
Now create a web page that has one form that will display all the companies (from a companies collection), and the departments underneath, and the employees in each department AND you can edit the name at any level... you can edit department names, employee names, company names, all from one form and submit and have you intial collection of companies all properly updated.Sorry for jutting in, but won't that be a terribly ugly way of doing edits?
ummm yes probably in this case it would be. The point though was to exagerate the benefits of how the nested tag is used. At least with the nested tag you 'could' accomplish the above quite easily.
As a side note, there are plenty of times when users demand to be able to modify multiple items on a single page and hit submit. For example think of a fantasy football league where you modify who is starting each week. You do it all on one page and hit submit. Plenty of times some of the items you are modifying happen to be objects that are nested within other objects.
-- Rick
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