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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Bruno Dumon [mailto:bruno@outerthought.org]

<snip/>

> > Hmmm... if you happen to develop complex forms, users (in my
> experience)
> > will eat you alive if you don't provide them with fast feedback and
> > "reactive" forms :(
>
> Depends a lot on the use-case of course. I guess these are mostly on
> intranets? If anyone knows of a good public example, I'd be interested
> to see it.
>
> Also, when I'm saying it's not a high priority for me, it means that I
> probably won't be doing any coding on it in the short-term, but I'll
> keep it in mind when making design decissions.
>

Use-case: you have a complex form, and a user on a slow dial-up who doesn't
want
to have to round trip the page just to find out that they mistyped their
email
address.  Even worse if it was a multi-part file upload of a 1meg document!

Geoff