Hello Mark,
thanks for the thorough explenation of the problem. I'm still in the process
of making the transition from Struts to Cocoon. This a mighty
change in terms of programming pradigms for me. I still have to get used
to writing more XSLT than Java and HTML Code. But I think things are now
Hi Peter,
On Jan 28, 2006, at 2:03 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I modeled a cocoon form (based on the registration example in the docs)
which I would like to incoperate into a classic web site layout (header,
footer etc).
Right... we Do That All The Time™ :-)
When I have done all the cform
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the comments. So essentially I got this two options:
1. Do a clean xhtml output of the cform pipeline
2. Write a transformer that encapsulates the cform pipeline output.
The problem is that the cforms have their own custom transformer (xslt)
template which
Hello,
I alread posted this question in the user list and got no reply. So maybe
it's better to post the question here.
I modeled a cocoon form (based on the registration example in the docs)
which I would like to incoperate into a classic web site layout (header,
footer etc).
When I have done
This will work a lot better if you generate xhtml and serializing to xml
in all your intermediate steps. Only convert to html at the end of the
main pipeline (if you really require html at all).
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I alread posted this question in the user list and got no
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
I alread posted this question in the user list and got no reply. So maybe
it's better to post the question here.
I modeled a cocoon form (based on the registration example in the docs)
which I would like to incoperate into a classic web site layout (header,
Thanks for the comments. So essentially I got this two options:
1. Do a clean xhtml output of the cform pipeline
2. Write a transformer that encapsulates the cform pipeline output.
The problem is that the cforms have their own custom transformer (xslt)
template which just outputs html. I
