Re[4]: Form Field Names

> ah yes, the old form field email echo
> you shoulda said
> in that case, why not use CamelCase (see http://urlizer.com/00/493/ )
> so your field name would be
>      WhichSideOfTheEarthIsTheMoonOnRightNow

That's actually been my traditional solution (programmer habit) but,
it depends on who's reading the mail, and whether or not they're
easily confused. I'm used to seeing phrases like your's above, but
that's mostly because one of my professors had a nack for liking
really long descriptive variables. Like
NumberForWhichTheLoopShallRepeatItselfAsManyTimesAsStated... we gave
him a hard time about his style. ;-) The above isn't a real example...
but he did tend to be verbose with his variables.

> (by the way, the answer is "the back side")

I always thought it was "the dark side". Oh wait, that's what side of
the *moon* that the *earth* would be on. Never mind. :)

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