On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 04:11:57PM +0200, Martijn C. Vos wrote:
Is there an easy way to get the data for my tree widget from XML instead of a
file
structure? I'm reading
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/widgets/widget_tree.html
and looking at the samples, and while I think basing a
Hi Sanket,
I'm afraid that is not possible.
Regards,
Reijn
Sanket Pattekar wrote:
Hi,
I want to access the resources defined in the main sitemap in
my mounted sub-sitemap.
How do I do the same.
Sanket
-
To
Hi!
I use 2.1.8 , and want to know the value in a repeater field.
var ssaved = logList.getRow(i).getChild(saved).getValue();
bs.alert(ssaved); --false
bs.alert(Boolean(ssaved)); --true
the first one show false(it's correct), and second show true, why.
the typeof ssave is object.
Best Regards
Tony,
That looks like just what I need.
Could you give me an example of how your are accessing that xml from your
sitemap?
Seth
From: tedwards [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2006 7:06 PMTo:
users@cocoon.apache.orgSubject: Re: Restrict users to
flow
Hi Seth,I restrict
Hi,
I want to access the resources defined in the main sitemap in
my mounted sub-sitemap.
a resource like a pipeline? Just use map:generate src=cocoon://foo /
Ard
How do I do the same.
Sanket
-
To
Johnson,
This is a javascript detail, but if your ssaved=false, both alerts
should return false. However, if ssaved=false, the boolean will return
true. When you add the quotations, false si a string, without it is the
boolean value. If you need it as a string, make the
Hello,
I've a problem with a small binding example I'm currently trying.
in my model if have.
fd:widgets
fd:group id=page1
fd:field id=name
fd:datatype base=string/
/fd:field
fd:action id=next
fd:labelNext/fd:label
[...]
/fd:group
and in my Binding file:
fb:context
cocoon.erard wrote:
Hello,
I've a problem with a small binding example I'm currently trying.
in my model if have.
fd:widgets
fd:group id=page1
fd:field id=name
fd:datatype base=string/
/fd:field
fd:action id=next
fd:labelNext/fd:label
[...]
/fd:group
I believe you need to
oh yes... I've forgotten this.
Thank you very much.
-- Original Message --
From: Jason Johnston [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Reply-To: users@cocoon.apache.org
Date: Wed, 31 May 2006 07:47:03 -0600
cocoon.erard wrote:
Hello,
I've a problem with a small
Hi
Is it possible to put a submit widget within a group and then ajax enable
a form? i've tried putting a widget into a group and i am getting a
cannot convert null to an object when i try to load the form.
form definition:
fd:group id=submitBottomFunds
fd:submit id=funds
I have some performance problems running Cocoon 2.1.8, with the
default build, and eXist added to that. The system is quite fast in my
development environment, but the server I try to deploy it on gets
problems.
That system runs debian sarge, Tomcat 4.1.31-3. Sun java 5, with Heap
555M. We also
I have a date field in my form definition setup as:
fd:field id=dscdate
fd:datatype base=date
fd:convertor type=formatting
fd:patterns
fd:patternMM-dd-/fd:pattern
fd:patternMM/dd//fd:pattern
/fd:patterns
/fd:datatype
/fd:field
When a user enters a date
I'm trying to pass
the full path of a file from a form into the Sendmail transformer, but by the
time the uploaded file is written into the xml to be transformed, the path has
been cropped down to include only the filename. Is there any way to fix this
without using _javascript_?
If not,
Daniel Curran wrote:
I have a date field in my form definition setup as:
fd:field id=dscdate
fd:datatype base=date
fd:convertor type=formatting
fd:patterns
fd:patternMM-dd-/fd:pattern
fd:patternMM/dd//fd:pattern
/fd:patterns
/fd:datatype
/fd:field
When a
Mike Casey wrote:
Can anyone tell me the experiences they have had with running cocoon
with spring? In particular, how did you get Spring to run Cocoon and how
was this deployed under tomcat? Does the spring MVC framework get in the
way of things? Or could they possibly complement each other?
Hi Duncan,
I think you should use the fd:widgets element :
fd:group
fd:widgets
fd:submit .
If not, the definition builder simply ignores your submit button.
Hope this helps!
Simone
Duncan McLean wrote:
Hi
Is it possible to put a submit widget within a group and then ajax enable
a
Hi Fred,
this seems to be nice stuff, if you can, why don't you contribute it?
You can do that opening a JIRA issue with [PATCH] in the title, a
description of what your code does and how it works, and then attaching
your source code to it.
Simone
Fred Vos wrote:
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