>> Cascade home page: http://summersault.com/software/cascade/
>
> Looked too complex for me. ;-)
It's getting too complex for me as well. :) I'm ready to rewrite
with better style, which I expect will involve making it simpler
and easier to understand and work with.
> Well, that was my first project with it, yes. Part of my problem is
> that my pages refer to each other, and that's hard to do when sometimes
> they should refer to "dynamic" pages (e.g.
> "http://my.domain.net/app.cgi?rm=mode1";) vs "static" pages (e.g.
> "http://my.domain.net/mode1.html";) I'd like to figure out a good way
> to do this, but it hasn't hit me yet.
I handled this in Cascade using OO. I pass a "mode" argument to the
object constructor than can be 'dynamic' or 'static'. After that,
The object methods will produce links of the appropriate type.
The Cascade implementation is a little messy, but the general idea may
work for you.
Mark
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