The best advice is to try it and see for yourself. That said, I'd expect
the single matcher to perform significantly better as it doesn't have
the overhead of serializing and re-parsing the intermediate
transformation results.
Vil.
Antonio Fiol Bonnín wrote:
Hello,
I would like to improve
Ugo Cei wrote:
Il giorno 08/lug/05, alle 15:17, Vilya Harvey ha scritto:
The best advice is to try it and see for yourself. That said, I'd
expect the single matcher to perform significantly better as it
doesn't have the overhead of serializing and re-parsing the
intermediate transformation
Arsen A. Gutsal wrote:
Hello List.
Does anyone know some good Forms Builder which could generates def,
template and binding?
I don't think such a thing exists yet, but it would be great to hear
about if it does.
For the record, what I've done is defined my own simplified XML format
for forms
Bowe, Bastian wrote:
Well, Tapestry offers you to directly create html. You just have to put some
jwcid attributes to some of the tags and Tapestry dynamically replaces tags
with a jwcid with generated content. See the Tapestry docs for some more
infos if interested.
You can do exactly that
Roberto wrote:
Hi cocoon developers,
Im trying to use JXPath to read the value of xml file in a flow, like
that:
var context =
org.apache.commons.jxpath.JXPathContext.newContext(cocoon:/xmldata/users.xml);
var value =
toString(context.getValue(autentication/users/[EMAIL
Gunter D'Hondt wrote:
and what with the woody field convertors? for example i've got the
following widget declaration:
wd:output id=price
wd:label/
wd:datatype base=decimal
wd:convertor variant=number
wd:patterns
wd:pattern#0.00/wd:pattern
/wd:patterns
Reinhard Poetz wrote:
Murray Cassie wrote:
Problem: when we enter something like 3abc this is
treated like a correct entry. All characters after the
first that is no number are cut off and only the first
numbers are evaluated.
This might be wanted behaviour, but not according to
our spec.
Any
Ugo Cei wrote:
Il giorno 21/gen/05, alle 08:41, Marc Salvetti ha scritto:
i was just wondering if there is some technique to use xpath from
flowscript to retrieve a part of a dom ?
something like
doc = someObject.xpath(path/to/somewhere, mainDoc);
it would be quite handy instead of using the dom
Hank Heidt wrote:
Can any of you recommend a good way or point me to an example of how to
add a confirmation dialog, i.e., Are you sure that you want to save the
changes? to the standard Cocoon Forms submit widget?
I looked around and didn't see anything obvious - my hope is that there
is an
beyaRecords wrote:
fd:javascript
for (var orderitem in neworder.getOrderItems()){ -- This line
is fine.
if (orderitem.getStock().getItemTitle() == abcd) { - This line
is causing the error.
...do something.
}
}
/fd:javascript
The code in the jx page works, but the javascript in
Stefan Burkard wrote:
i'd like to create different flavours of a contact-form with cocoon
forms. all flavours have some fields in common (name, e-mail, ...) but
most of the flavours have also specialised fields. for example the
form to submit new links has a field to type a link.
so, is it
Hi all,
I'm trying to specify a default number format for fields in CForms. I want
something that applies to all fields, except for those which explicitly
provide their own number format. Is such a thing possible?
I'm using Cocoon 2.1.5.1, BTW.
Thanks in advance,
Vil.
Ben Pope wrote:
I've been following the blocks/forms/XML Binding example without complete
success. It will bind quite happily to the CForms, it will map changes back
to the XML, but only when the row number already exists.
I've only had a quick look through your example, but I think you need to
Jeremy Quinn wrote:
Is there some way to have a FlowScript function called from the binding
when node deletion takes place in a CForms repeater ?
You could try using a fb:javascript element inside the fb:on-delete-row
element of your repeater binding. I haven't tried it myself, so I'm not sure
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i think that is more difficult to find your way in this wiki
navigation is more clean in cocoondev's wiki
My thoughts exactly. With the old wiki it was fairly easy to find stuff.
With this new one, I really have to look hard to get to the bits that I need.
Vil.
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Joerg Heinicke wrote:
The good news: It is not an error in the implementation, but in your form
definition. But it's still a not so intuitive implementation then.
Thanks so much for this! With your alterations it works like a charm.
The solution (hoping that Tim also reads it):
The implicite cases
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 30.06.2004 12:05, Vilya Harvey wrote:
Sorry, I wasn't being clear. What I was trying to say is that action
widgets which occur inside a union seem to behave as if they were
submit widgets, whereas action widgets outside of a union behave as
expected. Hopefully
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
This is possible using the union widget. I did it myself on Friday. The
resources I used were http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=TimLarson
and the form model GUI sample, but the latter one is really complex. Ask
further questions if you need - maybe I will port to car
Derek Hohls wrote:
Joerg
The status of this page and what it describes is
unclear - it refers to 'Woody' and wd:, wt: prefixes...
Has this functionality been included in the production
version of Cocoon (2.1.5), or do we need to access
it some other way?
It's definitely in the 2.1.5 release - I've
Derek Hohls wrote:
Vil
Thanks for the heads-up...
But if its going be superceded by Widge N (and
they do seem to be multiplying!) will that mean
having to rewrite a chunk of code?
It would depend on whether or not the union widget is kept in Cocoon for
backwards compatibility, I guess. I don't
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 30.06.2004 11:00, Vilya Harvey wrote:
Have you (or anyone else) noticed a bug with action widgets inside a
union? The behaviour I'm seeing is that they always cause the form to
be submitted, rather than just updated. It's annoying because I'm
trying to create a popup
Colin Paul Adams wrote:
Tim In the sitemap for the sample forms:
Tim C:\tdl\live\repo\cocoon\cocoon-2.1\src\blocks\forms\samples\sitemap.xmap
Tim you will see transformer lines like this: map:transform
Tim src=resources/forms-samples-styling.xsl/ that refer to the
Tim
Hi all,
I'm using CForms and the binding framework to edit an XML document. That's
working great. What I'd like to do is validate the document against an XML
Schema after it's been updated with the values from the form. How can I
achieve this?
The flowscript which controls the form at the
Hi,
Simon Hutchinson wrote:
Vilya Harvey wrote:
What I'd like to be able to do is insert some code after the
form.save(...) line which validates the form, and loops back to the
form.load(...) line if validation fails. Any suggestions?
Sounds like a simple while loop might do the trick.
I'm
Vilya Harvey wrote:
I'm sorry I didn't make it clear, but it's actually the code to perform
the validation that I'm looking for. I have no problem writing loops in
JavaScript! Thanks for the reply anyway,
Should have mentioned, but this is what I've tried so far:
==
function
Hi everyone,
I'm fairly new to Cocoon and already very impressed with it, but have run
across an issue I'm not sure how to solve. I've looked in the FAQ and HowTo
sections as well as the resource links, but haven't been able to find
anything. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
I have a
Thanks for the quick reply!
Upayavira wrote:
Vilya Harvey wrote:
I have a form, using CForms, with a repeater. I'd like to paginate
it's contents, but I can't figure out how. As far as I can tell, the
PaginationTransformer can't handle this use case (although I'd love to
be wrong about
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