/forms/conf/forms-binding.xconf.
Dennis Dam
Mark Lundquist wrote:
Hmm, I don't really know of a way to do it, but maybe someone else
does. I don't understand the internals of the binding framework all
that well, but I do know that the bindings are a totally separate
abstraction
You might also take a look at the "Tasktree" sample in the forms block
of Cocoon 2.1.9.
peter wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to setup some nested repeaters using Cocoon Forms
(currently migrating from 2.1.7 to 2.1.9) and have not really found a
lot of information searching. There was one good result
t the
field widget's state. Don't know if this is the cleanest solution, but
should work.
Dennis Dam
Robby Pelssers, AGP wrote:
Hi all,
I'm looking for a way to add an on-click event handler to a
fieldWidget. I would like to achieve that when a user clicks on a
fieldwidget
Saskia Heesen wrote:
"tmp.getNodeValue().getFirstChild().getNodeValue()" doesn't work since "tmp.getNodeValue()" is null.
But "tmp.getFirstChild().getNodeValue()" returns the correct value.
So, my problem is solved for flowscript. Thank you all for your good hints and kinds of information.
Why not pass the values from the sitemap?
i.e.:
I consider it best practice to state all the input values to processing
components specifically in the sitemap. It provides a nice overview of
all the values that could change the outcome of a JXTemplate.
Or do you have a specific reason n
bean.getElementsByTagName("beannumber") returns a DeepNodeList-Object. I get an
object Node() via the method item() of the class DeepNodeListImpl.
var number = bean.getElementsByTagName("beannumber");
var tmp = number.item(0);
tmp is now an object of type Node(). When I say
tmp.getNodeName()
I don't get this line though:
var number = bean["/root/beannumber"];
what kind of object is "bean" ? Doesn't seem to be a org.w3c.document ?
Dennis Dam wrote:
Probably a org.w3c.Document object ?
Anyway, your binding is not correct: the path of fb:context shou
that's how I thought it worked too (after some puzzling) .. some
documentation would be nice and make things clearer!
Christofer Dutz wrote:
Hi Marco
As far as I understand it, the widget generates a string with the
expected value and gives this an id.
This is stored in the session. When r
Probably a org.w3c.Document object ?
Anyway, your binding is not correct: the path of fb:context should be
/root. The path of your fb:value is relative to /root, and thus correct.
Mark Lundquist wrote:
On Aug 6, 2006, at 12:23 PM, Ard Schrijvers wrote:
Use bean.lookupWidget :
http://cocoo
Nils Kaiser wrote:
Hey Dennis,
in your flowscript, when the user is successfully logged in, don't
redirect using the cocoon:// url, but instead call the pipeline using
sendPage. The request headers should not be there as it is an internal
request.
they are there .. still getting internal s
meets the above criteria?
regards,
Dennis Dam
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n cocoon 2.1.8 / 9 under samples/soap!
hope this helps, regards,
Dennis Dam
Antony Grinyer wrote:
Hi,
In the sitemap, how do you pass the XML produced from a transformer
onto an external web service:
SEND TO WEBSERVICE HERE!
Many thanks in advan
Your test is not correct. it should be ..
.. I reckon
DD
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Hi all,
I have in m
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