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Yes, this is feasible without a problem. I am a bit puzzled over item 2 though. Suppose you are able to make this feature with Notes and the content manager is able to set up a new form with fields to his liking. So, then we have a Web user who is entering those fields and submits the form. If this needs to be flexible, how are you going to deal with the handling of the result of the input of this form? Surely a process needs to pick up the newly entered fields and do something with it. Making that flexible as well is going to be a bigger challenge than making the dynamic forms.
The point I am trying to make is, in my experience what you are asking for is a demand straight from the business, and I find it hard to believe that a 100% flexible system is required. Whether using Domino or another tool, you are trying to achieve something that could result in an overkill.
Yes, with Domino we can make the framework, dynamic CSS, dynamic content and no hard coding at all -- this is where Domino is at its best, actually. But making dynamic forms and fields to allow the user to create fields, I am not sure if that will actually be Domino's best. It can be done without a doubt, but what happens with the received content based on those forms? It will be stored in the Domino database, yet needs to be handled in some way, to use the results. In a nutshell, choosing Domino for your dynamic content management is a very good choice, but don't over-engineer.
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