Looking at this some more, I think maybe the new upload control is
interacting in an undesirable way with submissions like:
<xforms:submission
id="htmlTitle"
method="get"
serialization="none"
replace="none"
resource="javascript:setTitle()"/>
In the form in question, this is called on xforms-ready:
<xforms:action ev:event="xforms-ready">
<xforms:send submission="htmlTitle"/>
I think that what happens is that the permit-applet dialogue
appears the first time the xsltforms.js is loaded after browser
cache is cleared, then the javascript resource submission pops
up the file-picker dialogue (erroneously, since there is no
upload going on there).
After the first time, the file-picker pops up whenever a js
resource submission is done--if you click on a text item in the
right pane, then on the 'Hide Outline'/'Show Outline' control
in my xform, you also get the file-picker dialogue.
Steve
Quoting [email protected]:
>> On 03/30/12, Alain Couthures <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>> Is it a problem for you if a Java applet is mandatory??
>
> I suspect this question of yours may be connected to the fact that
> with RC1 every new form load either asks me if it is OK to give access
> to the applet or goes straight to a file-browse dialogue (this is with
> FF 9.0.1/Mac OS X). In case this behaviour I am seeing is not a
> well-known bug, you can see it at:
>
> http://oracc.museum.upenn.edu/dcclt/launch/p3
>
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