Hi,
Kai Mütz wrote:
I have attached a simple FopSerializer class which uses the 0.91 beta API.
Very similar to the one described in
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=xml-cocoon-devm=114175770501836w=4 but can
be configured by a configuration file like the old FOPSerializer.
Please submit this
Does anyone know how to change the tab order in CForms? I was hoping to change
it so it ignores the links (such as the help and error links) until it gets all
the way to the bottom of the form. I'd assume you'd do this by altering the tab
order in the final HTML form. I figure I should be
On Thu, 2006-03-09 at 15:58 +, Stewart, Gary wrote:
Does anyone know how to change the tab order in CForms? I was hoping
to change it so it ignores the links (such as the help and error
links) until it gets all the way to the bottom of the form. I'd assume
you'd do this by altering the tab
I havn't ever tried it, but you can add the tabindex
attribute just like
any other, for example:
ft:widget id=abc
fi:styling tabindex=5/
/ft:widget
The stylesheets simply copy over all the attributes they don't
understand to the target input element.
There's also a shorter way
I can't seem to get an aggregate pipeline part to respect or handle
errors correctly when an
exception occurs in one of the aggregate parts. It almost seems as if
its impossible. This is
whats happening...
When an exception occurs in the a pipeline which is called as one of the
map:aggregate
On Thu, 2006-03-09 at 17:05 +, Stewart, Gary wrote:
I havn't ever tried it, but you can add the tabindex
attribute just like
any other, for example:
ft:widget id=abc
fi:styling tabindex=5/
/ft:widget
The stylesheets simply copy over all the attributes they don't
On Thu, 2006-03-09 at 12:52 -0500, Justin Hannus wrote:
I can't seem to get an aggregate pipeline part to respect or handle
errors correctly when an
exception occurs in one of the aggregate parts. It almost seems as if
its impossible. This is
whats happening...
When an exception occurs
Hi,
I am running my application in cocoon and am using cocoon portals . I
see the following error in tomcat catalina.out constantly. The
application seems to work fine. Can anyone explain why I am getting this
error.
Thanks,
Anna.
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
Bruno Dumon wrote:
what do you refer to with 'pipelines' here? The other map:part's?
Transformers after the map:aggregate?
Yes, the other map:parts. The src attribute points to points to another
pipeline with cocoon://pipeline. Please see my first post as it has an
example at the bottom.
Thanks Tony for the great tip!
I managed to get it working by using:
var fileName =
form.lookupWidget(upload).getValue().getHeaders().get(filename).toLowerCase();
// using getName because Internet Explorer sends entire path
fileName = new java.io.File(fileName).getName();
Daniel.
Hi Mark,
don't want to start a thread on which solution is better than another,
they all try to get there :) . I find your solution much more
complicated, the hibernate adapter is installed with 2 lines in
cocoon.xconf, a "hibernate" word added in the sitemap where you declare
flows, and
Hi Kamal,
dunno why, nut i always have problems like this in jx. Seems like a
variable declared with :
jx:set var=varnameContent/jx:set
Takes as value a document fragment, and thus should be converted to
string or something else to be used normally.
I usually declare the variable with :
Simone Gianni wrote:
Hi Kamal,
dunno why, nut i always have problems like this in jx. Seems like a
variable declared with :
jx:set var=varnameContent/jx:set
Takes as value a document fragment, and thus should be converted to
string or something else to be used normally.
Really? I found
Bruno
Are there any samples available to show the effective use of the
processPipelineTo in the manner you describe?
Sidebar:
It would be great to have set of samples which demonstrate
how and why to use many of the functions which are (in my
limited understanding, anyway!) quite
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