On 16.07.2004 15:33, Joose Vettenranta wrote:
Hi,
Atleast my cocoon version does it only in this way (don't know if 2.1.5
does this better):
radiobutton label
That's indeed something where you have to customize the stylesheets
yourself. They provide only Cocoon default styling.
Joerg
Joose
Any reason you cannot use Cocoon 2.1.5; the
CForms are a fairly stable and more evolved
verison of Woody - and certainly support radio
buttons!
Derek
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/07/16 01:37:49 PM
Hi,
seems like woody is nice, but I did not find a way to do radiobuton
list like this;
What about orientation vertical? Should be set in the styling option
somewhere (check the docs for correct syntax).
HTH.
Bye, Helma
-Original Message-
From: Joose Vettenranta [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, 16 July 2004 13:38
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Subject: woody and big
Hi Derek.. Seems like I little bit over simplified my need =)
Anyway, concerning to this, my next question is:
If I have data on SQL-server, how can I make it as a forms field as
radiobutton list?
Is it possible if:
a) I don't know the result-set
b) I know the result set but only part of it are
Hi,
Atleast my cocoon version does it only in this way (don't know if 2.1.5
does this better):
radiobutton label
- Joose
16.7.2004 kello 15:47, [EMAIL PROTECTED] kirjoitti:
What about orientation vertical? Should be set in the styling option
somewhere (check the docs for correct syntax).
HTH.
Joose
You are starting to venture in deeper waters here!
Part 1: Forms fields
This is not so hard, but quite fiddly
Your form model will look like:
fd:field id=special
fd:labelMovie Theme/fd:label
fd:datatype base=string/
!-- from internal pipeline... database call
Hi,
Part 1: Forms fields
Thanks derek for detailed sample. The thing I missed was that I can
give cocoon: -style urls to selection-list.
Part 2: Saving to a database
The move is away from ESQL and Modular DB actions
to 3rd party database persistence layers.. this is an
I thought that modular
Joose
Please search in the Cocoon Wiki for Hibernate;
theres lots of stuff there to get started.
Also check the Hibernate web page (remember I
said its a 3rd part app); maybe you can also start
a wiki page with the basics in it (for the next person!)
http://www.hibernate.org/
Derek
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Joose Vettenranta wrote:
I did not find anything related to hibernate in cocoon 2.1.3, perhaps
hibernate is still in expiremental feature?
First: there's a licensing problem so, unless the ASF decides that
distributing (L)GPL code is OK, you won't find code that depends on
Hibernate in the
