On Friday, Feb 7, 2003, at 22:21 Europe/London, Tod Harter wrote:
Well, this is why I personally ditched the entire concept of a forms taglib.You know, it'd be far more useful to the community if you could spend 20 minutes documenting exactly how you did things on the wiki, rather than hand waving over the details like this. Maybe it'd be more than 20 minutes, but you could start with 20 minutes worth of docs and grow it from there.
Plus the fact that it seemed to blur the separation of logic, content, and
style. Instead I use an XML form description language the I XInclude into the
page and then do whatever with via XSLT. XSP can provide parameters to the
XSLT as well in order to have dynamic form values, but then its just a matter
of using any old taglib to provide them (and with proper namespaces you can
massage almost anything with XSLT so it all works out very generically). It
also means that the whole callback thing just goes away. You COULD still
build callbacks yourself, but you can just as easily process form input with
XSP tags.
I enjoy reading your posts, but sometimes it feels like there's just too much detail missing to be able to do things exactly like you have.
Hope this isn't insulting or annoying - really just trying to help out everyone else.
Matt.
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