Anyone sharing this on LinkedIn and X?
Chris
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Hi,
I have to confirm the first part of your post. I have been using Cocoon since
1.0.8 (I think) ... those were the times with processing-instructions,
plain-xsp and no sitemap whatsoever and have used it in a number of projects
verry successfuly.
Currently I am considering using other
at 03:27, in message
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Christofer Dutz christofer.d...@c-ware.de wrote:
Hi,
I have to confirm the first part of your post. I have been using Cocoon
since 1.0.8 (I think) ... those were the times with
processing-instructions
Hi Mike,
It was pretty easy to modify this.
By using the following pipeline, I used an alternate svg-xsl transformation.
You just have to make sure that you pass the correct value attribute to do
the output.
In my case all I had to do to block any attacker, was to add a leading
letter to the
Hi Vanja,
maybe my documentation, I published a few days ago will help you get a better
idea of how Cocoon 2.2 works. I would greatly appreciate some feedback on how I
could improve the document. I updated the documentation of the build and some
problems with this yesterday, so it should be
Hi Paul,
one of the things I have learned, when dealing with Cocoon was, never to
trust the actual error message ... or, when thinking about try-catch blocks
inside finally blocks in my Java Flow, not even to try to understand them
;-)
I would guess your original code was fine. I would tip on
Hi Paul,
I guess one or more components in your cocoon.xconf are failing during
cocoon startup. I ran into this problem quite some times. As soon as a
component fails, Cocoon does a second initialization of all components. It
seems the scheduler isn't correctly shut down prior to reinitializing.
a clue though.
rgds
Paul
Christofer Dutz wrote:
Hi Paul,
I guess one or more components in your cocoon.xconf are failing during
cocoon startup. I ran into this problem quite some times. As soon as a
component fails, Cocoon does a second initialization of all components. It
seems the scheduler
Hi Ralph,
it should be possible, if you extract the data from the form and persist
that.
I think you could add a parameter to a submit-widget to not validate the
form (this would be the easiest way), this way you can return to your
flowscript or javaflow and continue processing. Alternatively
for the integer widget which automatically tries
to validate it and returns null if that value is not an integer - so the
output of the binding for that widget will be empty
Thanks.
Christofer Dutz wrote:
Hi Ralph,
it should be possible, if you extract the data from the form and persist
: Samstag, 3. Januar 2009 17:53
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
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Christofer Dutz pisze:
Hi Luca,
first of all ... thanks for your response.
I switched from FlowScript to JavaFlow about two years ago ... JavaFlow
seems to use some
?
Chris
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Christofer Dutz wrote:
first of all thanks for your
document, if there is an interest in it. Currently It sould nicely help
newbies.
Chris
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Gesendet: Freitag, 19. Dezember 2008 09:29
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Christofer Dutz wrote:
The basic Setup I use in my projects at the moment is: Cocoon
.
Chris
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Gesendet: Freitag, 19. Dezember 2008 14:05
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Christofer Dutz wrote:
Hi Luca,
first of all
Hi,
last night I had my fifth attempt to setup the Web-Frontend of one of my
projects with Cocoon 2.2.
After successfully using C2.1 and below in project for about 8 years, I
wanted to make the step towards C2.2
After 16 hours I simply quit and went back to a standard Spring 2 +
JSF(Faclets)
Hi Matthias,
As I remember, if you want to use Saxon in Cocoon, you have to modify the
jar-file you can download from the Saxon guys.
In my FAQ document (Whenever I run into a problem and find a solution, I
document it for myself) I noted, that you have to remove the classes
contained in the
Hi,
I had similar Problems, I managed to solve them by two steps:
1. Install some tool to display which CSS Styles are active in the
Element underneath the Mouse-Pointer (Firbebug, IE Developer Toolbar, .)
2. Replace the CSS file provided in the dojo-rsc-jar by a custom one
Hi Derek
Well I can help you with the resources ;-)
They are located in jar-files. Depending on the resources you are using
Cocoon-forms-block.jar: org.apache.cocoon.forms.resources.*
Dojo-rsrc-xxx.jar: org.apache.cocoon.dojo.rerources.*
I usually make them available using the following
/javascriptcocoon.forms.ajax = true;/script
I suppose that if there no AJAX set, then nothing else will work.
But how does this help me find out what is missing?
Thanks
Derek
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Hi Derek,
to sort out my resource
, Christofer Dutz
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Hi Derek
Well I can help you with the resources ;-)
They are located in jar-files. Depending on the resources you are using
Cocoon-forms-block.jar: org.apache.cocoon.forms.resources.*
Dojo-rsrc-xxx.jar: org.apache.cocoon.dojo.rerources.*
I usually make them
Hi,
Well I have never used RepeaterAsList so I can't really say what type the
elements are, but in the Web I could find:
A List view of a
http://www.jdocs.com/link/org/apache/cocoon/forms/formmodel/Repeater.html
Repeater , each element of the list being a Map wrapping a repeater row, as
Hi Thorsten,
I had similar problems with one of my applications. At first the application
gets slower and slower and CPU and Memory usage sort of explodes and all of
a sudden the entire application locked up. I traced the cause of my problem
back to the following: Tomcat (and Bea wasn't much
Well I had a look at list several times ... even if it might not be stable (The
C2.1 was awfully buggy ... but if you knew how to deal with the bugs, it worked
very well). Any help on how to get this block up and running? As I said I'm
just starting to understand Maven and how to work with it.
Hi Torsten,
after having another close look at my cocoon 2.2 trunk build, I could see,
that the build of allBlocks was successful, but the javaFlow block was not
build because of the missing dependency you were talking about. I think it's
really great, that we have to use Maven to get rid of
is currently
based upon JavaFlow.
Chris
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On Aug 14, 2008, at 16:05, Christofer Dutz wrote:
Do I
as dependency
Well
I guess Ill have to check if everything works and if the failed
Tests have any unpleasant effect
but I guess only time will tell.
Hope this helps anyone
Chris
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Hi,
you can set Attributes on CForms Widgets or maybe Fields, I know that I use
these a lot to pass additional Information from JavaFlow to the Form.
fd:field id=density required=true
fd:labelDensity/fd:label
fd:datatype base=decimal/
!!!
Christofer Dutz-3 wrote:
Hi,
you can set Attributes on CForms Widgets or maybe Fields, I know that I
use
these a lot to pass additional Information from JavaFlow to the Form.
fd:field id=density required=true
fd:labelDensity/fd:label
Hi Philippe
Try using the new org.apache.cocoon.template.JXTemplateTransformer in
combination with the jx:out value=${res.xmlstring} xmlize=true/
That should do the trick ;)
Chris
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I use this since Cocoon 2.1.9 ... so I think this is simply not true ;-)
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I just found this and
Hi Gary,
I just had a look at your problem since the question sounded interesting. I
think I have to disappoint you here.
The label stuff is dealt with not in the Widget itself, but the
WidgetDefinition class, which is used to encapsulate the form-definition.
As far as I could see it the
Hi,
I was wondering, why mails sent to this newsgroup take so long for delivery.
My messages take about half a day to be posted. Why is this so?
Chris
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this helps anyone.
Chris
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Hi,
I am currently optimizing an application I have developed and am
Cocoon this is
absolutely no problem, but I am struggling to do this from outside Cocoon.
Has anyone done this before and could give me a hint at how to do this?
Chris
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Hi Pavel,
I guess you could do this by defining a div/span whatsoever with an id and
manually send back a bu:replace for that id. I guess this should work. Have
always used this to update things in parallel to form updates. Have never
tried sending this as response after finishing the form
Hi,
Did you setup a pipeline for serving the css file in your sitemap?
You have to add something like this:
map:match pattern=internal/style/style-main.css
map:read src=internal/style/style-main.css/
/map:match
... or use *, ** and {1},{2} if you want it a little more general ;-)
Hope
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Even if this thread might be a little old, I thought I shoud give my
feedback on this.
I am currently usinf JavaFlow in two big Projects.
The first one is a fully equipped logistic portal for a big German
logistic company
The second is an Internet Community (http://www.technoclub.tc)
The
Hi,
I think you might be experiencing a problem with the memorymanager of
your java virtual machine.
The problem with this ist, that everytime the VM increases the amount of
allocated memory, it expects this to be in one block.
Whenever there is no unfragmented block able to contain all the VM
Uuups ... sorry for posting to the wrong mailinglist. Seems that I setup
my mail-filters a litte wrong ;)
Christofer Dutz schrieb:
Hi,
I think you might be experiencing a problem with the memorymanager of
your java virtual machine.
The problem with this ist, that everytime the VM increases
:)
direct js ajax request + no cform on the page = ok
direct js ajax request + 1 cform on the page = bug
cform ajax request + 1 cform on the page = ok
cform ajax request + 2 cform on the page = bug
Marc
2007/5/14, Christofer Dutz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hi Marc,
do
Hi Leonardo,
I have just finished a project in which I switched from Flowscript to
JavaFlow to avoid the Rhino Problems in Weblogic and I have to say it
works quite well. Unfortunately I have found some bugs in the Java-Flow
implementation. If you want to use ajax-cform widgets that use
Hi,
I was currently analysing some of my customers bug reports and in the
course of this had to find out that there is a small bug in the
JavaFlowInterpreter code.
The parameter timeToLive is fixed to 60 with no possibility of
changing this. If I should supply a patch, I willl gladly do
the ttl is fixed anyway.
Chris
Torsten Curdt schrieb:
This has been brought up already a couple of times ...go for it
cheers
--
Torsten
On 12.06.2007, at 11:05, Christofer Dutz wrote:
Hi,
I was currently analysing some of my customers bug reports and in the
course of this had to find out
Hi Marc,
do I understand your problem correct, that you have two forms on your
page? This can be a problem. Since having a deeper cook into JavaFlow I
could see, that the form instance is bound to an AvalonContext with a
fixed Name. This means, that one FormInstance should overwrite the other
Hi Amon,
try setting the widgets value to a komma-separated string list of values
Chris
Amon schrieb:
Best Users,
I wonder how i can multiple preselected items in a fd:multivaluefield
widget?
I have the following definition
fd:multivaluefield id=theme
fd:labelTheme:/fd:label
Hi Sanket,
do I understand you correct. You want your cronjob to execute an
external pipeline on the same cocoon instance the cron job is runing and
want to prevent external users from accessing the same pipeline
manually? Why not use an internal pipeline instead? You could create an
Hi,
I migrated my application from Flowscript to JavaFlow and so far
everything is working fine. Everything except one thing: I was using a
custom Generator for providing content for my suggestion lists. This
doesn't seem to work anymore since I switched to JavaFlow. My first test
was using
Is the Cron Job and the Pipeline handled by the same Cocoon instance?
How are you calling your pipeline? Are you calling it using HttpClient
or are you using internal methods?
If you are calling a pipeline on the same system ... make your CronJob
implement Servicable and use the
answer !
About updating the list, do you mean using something like
fd:selection-list src=cocoon:/mychoices.xml dynamic=true/ ?
Or is it about changing the map:match
pattern=_cocoon/forms/suggest part ?
I'm quite interested about this, as the only information I've found is
Christofer Dutz' idea
(http
Argh ... I hate these double negations in the early morning ;) Sorry :)
Christofer Dutz schrieb:
Hi Ard, ... that's not quite right ;)
I make quite some use of this. Our Cocoon Application communicates
quite intensively with Webservices and it's great for validating input
and output
and convenient, feel free to share.
Regards,
Joerg Heinicke a écrit :
Hi Chris,
this sounds really interesting. Maybe you can send this mail to the
developer's mailing list as well.
And the end you probably have to issue an entry in Jira.
Thanks,
Joerg
On 24.04.2007 14:06, Christofer Dutz wrote
Hi Lally
Are you sure your dburl is correct?
I would rather think it would have to be
dburljdbc:mysql://dev.iddl.vt.edu:3306/vto/dburl
(The port part directly after the host.part, followed by the schema)
Chris
Lally Singh schrieb:
Hey all, I'm using some cocoon 2.0-2.1 techniques in a block
Sounds Good ;)
Well I think I'll wait for this, since our current project is based on
the ordinary 2.1.10 and I don't want to start any experiments here.
The Idea was switching to JavaFlow and here this RCL would really come
in handy ;)
Chris
Grzegorz Kossakowski schrieb:
Christofer Dutz
Hi,
I just finished my first version of a very very simple Eclipse pulgin,
which I can use for debuging my pipelines.
Usually I inserted a map:serialize type=xml in the place I wanted to
have a closer look at. Unfortunately - especially when
dealing with ajax request - this breaks the
Hmmm ...
All I can say, is that I am using global variables in conjunction with
prefer-web-inf but am using the newest official cocoon release ... maybe
this is why I am not having your problems.
Why don't you just try replacing the jars with newer ones? I rememder
the Xml Parser Jars allways
Hi,
I just stumbled over your discussion.There is a RepositoyClassLoader
available in Cocoon in which you can add additional classpath entries to
your application.
Unfortunately you can just add and not remove. This is why I didn't
continue in this direction. There is also a Reloading
(cocoon:/testpipeline, {param1: param1Value});
Any ideas and hints to how I can accieve this?
Regards,
Christofer Dutz
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Hi Lincoln,
interesting news :)
I allready thought of building a Cocoon Flex Serializer and had a look
at the flex compilers code in order to be inspired. Unfortunately It was
far to complex to do this at home, after work. And there were some
leagal doubts preventing me from continuing after
Hi Leonardo,
I am using Cocoon 2.1.10 on a Weblogic and all I had to add was the
prefer-web-inf-classes option in the weblogic.xml
I think the suggestion with renaming the other packages was an
alternative to this and is only needed if you need access to the
appserver-global classloader.
});
Any ideas and hints to how I can accieve this?
Regards,
Christofer Dutz
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Tobia schrieb:
Christofer Dutz wrote:
Am I a little shy in the brain, if I don't understand a word? ;)
LOL!
I'm sorry, my editor decided to play tricks on me!
Not sure how that happened...
What I was saying is, I'd try using wget, curl or a similar commandline
HTTP client to invoke Cocoon
Hi,
I am curently working on an application which makes it nesecary to
access cocoons pipelines to generate xml-documents. For example a cocoon
cron-job has to write the output of a cocooon pipeline to the file
system. At the moment I am using quite an ugly hack which saves a
cocoon-object
Am I a little shy in the brain, if I don't understand a word? ;)
Greets,
Chris
Tobia schrieb:
Christofer Dutz wrote:
Is there a way to remote control cocoon in a nice way?
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Tobia
Hi,
I had some problems using the internet explorer in
conjunction with the periodicalUpdate functionality. Since nobody here seemed
to be able to help me, I managed to find out myself. Maybe it helps anyone.
You have to modify a file inside the cocoon-ajax-block.jar
here the
Hi,
I am currently playing around with the
periodicalUpdate functionality from the Cocoon 2.1.9 samples. It seems to work
quite well - on the first look. When using the Internet-Explorer only one first
update is done. After that I have to manually clear the cache to trigger a new
Hi Doug,
I would recommend
striping all components from the build which offer services based upon sockets
or exclusive file-access to single files. In a stripped down Cocoon, I dont
see a reason for it not working. I even had up to 5 Cocoons running in multiple
versions in one VM. If
Hi Omar,
I think you should use lookupWidget instead of getChild. getChild only gets
you the direct child of the form-root. You could either write
form.getChild(name).getChild(firstname).getValue();
Or
form.lookupWidget(name/firstname).getValue();
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Chris
[ c h r i
Hi Rob,
There is a monitor
utility shipped with almost every VM. This can show you the exact memory-usage.
On one of the tabs there is a button to manually trigger a big
garbage-collection. I would guess that you are having the same problems we were
having some months ago. If this is
Hi,
I would like to post an alternate way of generating
suggestion lists. In our current project we had the need of generating
context-sensitive suggestion-lists.
Next to the context sensitivity, there were other things
bothering us. While debugging everything we had a look at what
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 rendering the widget to html an image with the name
capcha-{id}.jpg is requested. Cocoon now takes this id to generate the image
for that
Hi Sanket
Well whenever I need a Cocoon service, I write an Avalon component, that
implements the Startable interface. If you configure this in the
cocoon.xconf it will be automatically started when cocoon starts.
Here some code snippets:
The implementation class:
public class XmlDbServerImpl
Hi Reijn
The communication is done server side and is partially custom built. The
communication is done using simple on-value-change events defined for the
widgets.
The custom thing is that the suggestion-list generator can not generate
context-sensitive lists. That is why I created my on
on fields with suggestion list?
Christofer Dutz escribió:
Hi,
I am having some trouble with fields with suggestion-lists. If I add a
on-value-changed element to the widget containing a simple print()
statement this is only called if ajax is turned off. As soon as the
field transforms into one
-changed code of my widget :( What could
be the reason for this?
Chris
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Hi
Hi,
I am currently working on an cforms ajax application. Here when entering an
address, the user enters the country code of an address (the content is
provided by a suggestion-list and this works fine)
If he then starts entering the zip code only the zip
codes for that particular
, 1. August 2006 14:20
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
Betreff: Re: AW: Accessing AJAX forms field values
Christofer Dutz napisal(a):
Hi Grzegorz,
Thanks for your reply. In general your Idea sounds good. Could you explain
what you mean by seting an attribute of zip? Is it possible to add
additional
Hi,
I am having some trouble with fields with
suggestion-lists. If I add a on-value-changed element to the widget containing
a simple print() statement this is only called if ajax is turned off. As soon as the field
transforms into one of the ultracool suggestion-list elements (I really
stylesheets.
Chris
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Gesendet: Samstag, 22. Juli 2006 01:15
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
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Christofer Dutz wrote:
Hi
I am migrating an existing application to ajax. I managed to update
and
switching the tabs without having to save the values before switching the tab) What
do I have to do for this?
Regards,
Chris
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2006 17:23
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
Betreff: [CForms] Union-Widget
output of a union-widget but the jx-generator generates code
that is no where near similar to this, so where can I get more information on
this?
Regards,
Chris
Von:
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An: users@cocoon.apache.org
Betreff
-code which displays tabs with links for
switching the active tag. When clicking on a link the view state changes
correctly. Unfortunately the control itself has to be updated as well. This
does not work.
How can I make Cocoon/Ajax update the content and the control?
Regards,
Christofer Dutz
Are there any tools which I could use? I found out that the Website-Testing
tool Sitewalker has a Live-Dom-View unfortunately It keeps
bugging me with popups, if I just want to use the tool as Pimped-Up Browser L
Regards,
Christofer Dutz
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Hi,
I am currently working on a strange problem. The
problem occurs after porting an existing application from 2.1.7 to 2.1.9.
The application contains a form with a union-widget.
When initially displaying the form the fields contain the correct information.
When switching to the
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Christofer Dutz wrote:
Hi Oleg
Well exactly this is why I used JRockit, because I didnt want to
bother finding out how to tweak it ;) I know that the way the
Garbagecollector
.
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Hi Oleg
Well exactly this is why
I used JRockit, because I didnt want to bother
there are Cocoon ones.)
Thank you,
Oleg.
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Hi Oleg,
we encountered similar problems
Hi Oleg,
we encountered similar problems and fortunately found
our that these problems were VM related. I assume you are using a standard Sun
JDK installation (This was the case with our system). When looking at the VM memory
consumption, we could see an increasing memory consumption.
Hi Andrew
How about some
print-statements?
As far as I know the
java-script is executed server-side, so an alert will not work. If you do a
print(case) this should output to your console the value of case.
Regards,
Christofer
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to make statements like
document.body.appendChild(element) work server-side! ;-)
Any ideas anyone?
regards
Andrew
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Hi Andrew
How about some print-statements?
As far as I know the java-script is executed
server-side, so an alert
know what function I should call. Any idea?
Regards,
Ellie
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Von: Christofer Dutz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 6. Juni 2006 22:19
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
Betreff: AW: How can I use the repeater add-row function with a normal
button
Hi All,
As I mentioned, my
version only uses local access, so configuring all these additional servlets is
not necessary and the additional jars aren’t needed.
One thing I remembered
thou:I think the Driver automatically initializes the database if it can’t
find an instance … had
Just meant to do this image button thing for having a look at what cocoon
would do. After you saw and copied what happened just use that code in your
Button :)
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Von: Christofer Dutz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Mittwoch, 7. Juni 2006 08:09
An: users
Oh well ... my mistake ... type=link. I forgot, that I modified my
sapmle-styling stylesheets ... sorry :(
But I found the code you were looking for:
a id={id of the widget} name={id of the widget} title={any hint you
like} href=javascript:forms_submitForm(this,'{id of the
widget}')linktext
Hi Fernando,
use the JX-Templates. In
Order to make Cforms work you have to ad the following as child of the
templates root:
jx:import
uri=resource://org/apache/cocoon/forms/generation/jx-macros.xml/
And then stop using the
forms generator but to use a normal resource or ile
Hi Nicolas,
You have to use the forms transformer instead of the forms generator.
I assume you use the generator, because otherwise the cforms stuff would not
have worked.
Regards,
Chris
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Hi Hans,
Well if you use the ImageDirectoryGenerator, it generates an xml
representing the file and directory structure of a specified directory with
additional size information ... don't think a Generator for videos exists.
There is a MP3DirectoryGenerator for generating file and directory xml
Hi Nicolas,
I think you are missing some code here ... you can't call a function like
form2xml with a parameter from a pipeline. I think there must have been some
kind of function called handleForm which has a look at a parameter called
function and then calls that providing a form object. Well
the Javascript with the forms_submitForm function:
script type=text/javascript language=JavaScript
src=resources/forms-lib.js
/script but then I get a syntax error when the page is loaded.
What am I missing?
Kind regards,
Ellie
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