You can have a hidden field in the form, which tells the processing
logic behind it, which action to perform. For example, you could use the
hidden field values "process_edit" and "process_display" or
corresponding numbers.
The processing logic can be an XSP page, which generates content
depending on the action string submitted as a request parameter. You
further need pipelines in the C2 sitemap.xmap file describing, which
stylesheet is applied to which XSP page result.
Hope this helps.
Mario Muja,
Mamadou Bobo Sylla wrote:
>I have a page which contains a form that has been handled according which
>link has clicked.
>In another word if some click on edit, the form action attribute will have
>to be inside XSL as (for example)
> <FORM action= "edit.xml" method="post">
>if the user click on display , the form action attribute would look like
>this (using the same XSL):
><FORM action= "display.xml" method="post">
>
>
>Can any tell me how to do such task in Cocoon.
>Thanx in advance.
>Bobo
>
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