I did a quick hack for my personal version of this class which returns a hash, keyed by 'shortname', and the value is just the '<form><select>...</form>' stuff. So you're not locked into a particular table structure, and you can enforce arbitrary ordering.

The 'setCookie' function piked my interest. It's really something rather generic, but it *is* actually required for the thing to work. So should I write a separate javascript class to contain all my js functions? How could I organise a single function call which guarantees all the necessary js stuff is outputted (even if some js is only contained in other classes). Hmm ...

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