A one form design is easily acheivable although it has the downside of old "max lines" problem to contend with.
$$ViewTemplateDefault allows you to get around the max lines problem with some sensible computed navigation links and generally works fine except for one of Domino's idiosycracies (is that spelt correctly?)
This being the inclusion of <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> which is automatically inserted by the server when it displays a "view". Whereas a form (or page)with an embedded view has no such annoying html inserted into it.
Why annoying ? Because use of $$ViewTemplateDefault seems to stop Google indexing a site and that is the only significant difference I can see
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A one form design is easily acheivable although it has the downside of old "max lines" problem to contend with.
$$ViewTemplateDefault allows you to get around the max lines problem with some sensible computed navigation links and generally works fine except for one of Domino's idiosycracies (is that spelt correctly?)
This being the inclusion of <meta name="robots" content="noindex"> which is automatically inserted by the server when it displays a "view". Whereas a form (or page)with an embedded view has no such annoying html inserted into it.
Why annoying ? Because use of $$ViewTemplateDefault seems to stop Google indexing a site and that is the only significant difference I can see