<. Hi users! .>
I just read how-to about XMLForms in cocoon. I think they are too complex for
me. I don't want wizard forms, and I don't know Java to code my own actions.
The question is:
Does exist some simple way of handling forms in Cocoon? I just want to
generate form, get input from
g[R]eK wrote:
<. Hi users! .>
I just read how-to about XMLForms in cocoon. I think they are too complex for
me. I don't want wizard forms, and I don't know Java to code my own actions.
The question is:
Does exist some simple way of handling forms in Cocoon? I just want to
generate form,
On Thu, Aug 21, 2003 at 09:40:49AM +0200, Luca Morandini wrote:
> g[R]eK wrote:
> ><. Hi users! .>
> >
> > I just read how-to about XMLForms in cocoon. I think they are too
> > complex for
> > me. I don't want wizard forms, and I don't know Java to code my own
> > actions.
> > The question i
me simple way of handling forms in Cocoon? I just want to
> generate form, get input from user, validate and if it's incorrect send back
> the information why is incorrect.
Please have a look at the "Simple Form Handling" sample coming with
2.1.1-dev (CVS snapshot) ;-) (It
> -Original Message-
> From: g[R]eK [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> <. Hi users! .>
>
> I just read how-to about XMLForms in cocoon. I think they are
> too complex for
> me. I don't want wizard forms, and I don't know Java to code my
> own actions.
> The question is:
> Does exis
> Does exist some simple way of handling forms in Cocoon? I just want to
> generate form, get input from user, validate and if it's incorrect send
back
> the information why is incorrect.
If all you need is tests on range, not null, matches-regex(pretty useful, eg
test if email address), min
