of which overlap what's available with qForms but provide integrated
server-side components which a purely _javascript_ API like qForms can't
provide. In particular the onTap framework's form library allows you
to specify a label for the validation on a given form field as another
html element on the page - if the content of that element changes, so
does all the validation, both client-side and server-side. It's
similarly easy to make client-side validation and server-side
validation use the same display for errors, either having all errors
display in a js alert (icky) or having all errors display within the
context of the page.
> I think the simplest, quickest and dirtiest solution would
> be to write a tag which you wrap round all calls to
> CFFORM, then use the tag to parse
> thistag.generatedcontent, lowercasing this, and end
> tagging that - should be fairly simple to write...
> Global search and replace "<cfform" with
> "<cf_yourTag><cfform"
> And "</cfform>" with "</cfform></cf_yourTag>"
> So, now you have a quick frix if you need to be xmtml in a
> hurry (i.e. if/when the directive comes down), and if you
> have time you can look into qForms, or hang around waiting
> for Blackstone.
> Cheers
> Bert
s. isaac dealey 954.927.5117
new epoch : isn't it time for a change?
add features without fixtures with
the onTap open source framework
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