Hi László,
Your interest is much appreciated. Have you had a look at the XHTML XSL
transformations, that are already part of the filter project? They lack
any support for XForms and they are not even updated to OpenDocument 1.0
yet, but they should be worth a look nevertheless, since they provide
some guidelines on how to handle the OpenOffice XML in XSL
László Meskó wrote:
I'd like to create (x)html file using XForms inside in it. I'd like to
use OOo as the editor for the xforms model and form controls.
I think issue 47549 is about this area, but is seems yet no solution
I think I can write an xsl what transforms the content.xml into a simple
xhtml document with xforms controls.
I am not sure, whether just exporting the form part will suffice. Would
the user need to recreate everything else, that's in the document?
How to deal with the document text content? I think I'll skip it, and
only form controls will be exported.
As stated above. I would think, that as much of the content as possible
should be preserved. The existing XSL scripts show how it is done.
As I see, there is no solution for <xforms:repeat>, <table
repeat-nodeset> and <switch>/<case>.
I need a workaround for this.
While Office has no support for repeatable, you could create a
workaround, that uses a specific style name to tag a repeatable section.
Your XSL could then handle that style accordingly and generate the real
repeatable elements.
Be sure to build this in a way, that can be replaced/taken-out once
OpenOffice has real repeatable support.
Bests,
~Lars
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Lars Oppermann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sun Microsystems Inc.
Software Engineer - StarOffice http://www.sun.com/staroffice
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