I did some tests and this is what I came up with:
The main problem seems to be that the browser is confused by empty
script / tags. This is easily fixed by something like:
script src=...
xsl:comment filler /xsl:comment
/script
in the CForms sample stylesheets.
Then you have to have HTML
now are popup calendars and the HtmlArea widget :(
Assuming I can fix them, this will be for Firefox only, since I don't
have a windows machine for testing with IE.
Frankly, I'm thinking about switching back to HTML.
Why? Because it's too much work?
My impression is that once we have an xhtml
Il giorno 13/mag/05, alle 14:19, Sylvain Wallez ha scritto:
Why? Because it's too much work?
My impression is that once we have an xhtml-compliant CForms, it will
be easier to have it run on HTML browsers.
Because I'm worried about having to dive into Matt Kruse's JS code. I'm
no Javascript
Ugo Cei wrote:
Il giorno 13/mag/05, alle 14:19, Sylvain Wallez ha scritto:
Why? Because it's too much work?
My impression is that once we have an xhtml-compliant CForms, it will
be easier to have it run on HTML browsers.
Because I'm worried about having to dive into Matt Kruse's JS code.
I'm
Il giorno 13/mag/05, alle 15:08, Sylvain Wallez ha scritto:
I see. You may want to try the calendar in window mode, instead of div
mode. This just requires to change new
CalendarPopup('forms_calendarDiv') to new CalendarPopup(). That
way, the calendar will output is non-xhtml stuff in a
Hi,
I'm currently developing a website which has some forms and of course
I'm using CForms (2.1.7). The webapp uses the XHTML serializer (XHTML
1.0 transitional) and this breaks completely the rendering of forms (at
least using Firefox). if I use the HTML serializer, forms are displayed
OK but
Ugo Cei wrote:
Hi,
I'm currently developing a website which has some forms and of course
I'm using CForms (2.1.7). The webapp uses the XHTML serializer (XHTML
1.0 transitional) and this breaks completely the rendering of forms
(at least using Firefox). if I use the HTML serializer, forms are
hi,
encountered the same problem. my rough idea, before also switching to
the html serializer, was that somehow the order of stuff in head seems
to be important, and using cforms the stylesheets wildly mixed links
and scripts.
Ugo Cei schrieb:
Hi,
I'm currently developing a website which has
