it's integrated in the sense that code compile, but the problem in the XML dataset is that here we have a sql condition that has to be converted in an xpath condition, so it could be done for some simple conditions, but in general I think it's an hard way. For now the filter is simply ignored.
Have you checked the XML Dataset classes, too? Could we integrate the it
into this part, too?
If not, could you send me private mail with your actual source tree so that
i can have look so that we can discuss the details?
I think it's to early to do a commit and discuss then, isn't it? What dook, no problem
the other things about this point?
Luca?
to fire up the discussion, I would like to show you a custom tag that I'm building up to ease the filter use, here an usage example:
<db:filter>
<db:filterCondition label="author name like">
NAME LIKE '%?%'
<db:filterValue type="text"/>
</db:filterCondition>
</db:filter>this is rendered as:
<select name="filter_AUTHOR_sel" onchange="document.dbform.submit()" >
<option value="-1" ></option>
<option value="0" selected>author name like</option>
</select>
<input type="text" name="filter_AUTHOR_value1" value=""/>
<input type="hidden" name="filter_AUTHOR_cond" value="NAME LIKE '%Eco%' />combo that holds the condition(s) you have defined, selecting a condition will cause a submit, on the page reload will compare near the combo one input (or select ) for each filterValue tag in expression.
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