leo leonid wrote:
Christopher Oliver writes:
Thanks, Leo.
OK. I committed your changes. But shouldn't there be a reusable template
for translating XMLForm controls to html, that could be "plugged" into
your application somehow, rather than having to incorporate it into the
application's style
Christopher Oliver writes:
> Thanks, Leo.
>
> OK. I committed your changes. But shouldn't there be a reusable template
> for translating XMLForm controls to html, that could be "plugged" into
> your application somehow, rather than having to incorporate it into the
> application's stylesheet(
Thanks, Leo.
OK. I committed your changes. But shouldn't there be a reusable template
for translating XMLForm controls to html, that could be "plugged" into
your application somehow, rather than having to incorporate it into the
application's stylesheet(s)?
Regards,
Chris
leo leonid wrote:
H
Hi Christopher,
on http://proto2.leonid.de are some simple modification for integrating
the X-Form-EditAccount-Form to the rest.
/Leo
On Montag, März 24, 2003, at 08:23 Uhr, Christopher Oliver wrote:
No, XMLForm will still behave the same way. It's just a change to the
implementation to make
No, XMLForm will still behave the same way. It's just a change to the
implementation to make it more maintainable.
leo leonid wrote:
Hi Christopher,
just read your last post "Flow views, scratchpad taglib, and writing
transformers" (hew..., your fast:) .
Does this mean you abandon your your curr
Hi Christopher,
just read your last post "Flow views, scratchpad taglib, and writing
transformers" (hew..., your fast:) .
Does this mean you abandon your your current XMLForm-approach of the
petstore sample?
/Leo
On Sonntag, März 23, 2003, at 12:00 Uhr, Christopher Oliver wrote:
I modified thi
On Sonntag, März 23, 2003, at 12:00 Uhr, Christopher Oliver wrote:
I modified this sample to use XMLForm to implement the "Edit Account"
page of this sample. To see this, first sign in and then click on "My
Account".
XMLForm is very nice to use in flow scripts, because it automatically
popula
On Sonntag, März 23, 2003, at 12:00 Uhr, Christopher Oliver wrote:
I modified this sample to use XMLForm to implement the "Edit Account"
page of this sample. To see this, first sign in and then click on "My
Account".
XMLForm is very nice to use in flow scripts, because it automatically
popula
I modified this sample to use XMLForm to implement the "Edit Account"
page of this sample. To see this, first sign in and then click on "My
Account".
XMLForm is very nice to use in flow scripts, because it automatically
populates the model (you never have to call cocoon.request.get("..."))
and
