> You should never get to the point of editing a record's data before first
> displaying a form for that record. It's at this point you should check if a
> record with the given ID exists and act accordingly.
I don't agree with you. You can't make assumptions about client side
data: what if users try to communicate with your application without
using a browser (e.g. your app is REST enabled)? He already knows the
format of the data the server is expecting hence he tries to send a
request without filling the form..
Regards,
Matteo
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