Thanks David - I'm not an HTML guy myself either - I've avoided web
apps for years because my mind turns to mush when confronted with
"dynamic typing" - I *love* Scala's type system and what you're doing
with it...
Anyways I was just going to post that I did take a stab at the same
solution you offered - and it worked!
In file ~\webapps\todo\src\main\webapp\index.html I simply changed
tags:
<ul> ... </ul>
-->
<table> ... </table>
<li> ... </li>
-->
<tr> ... </tr>
<todo:FIELDNAME> ... <todo:FIELDNAME>
-->
<d> <todo:FIELDNAME> ... <todo:FIELDNAME> </d>
in:
<ul>
<todo:list>
<li>
<todo:loc>Location</todo:loc>
<todo:check><input type="checkbox"/></todo:check>
<todo:priority>
<select><option>1</option></select>
</todo:priority>
<todo:desc>To Do</todo:desc>
</li>
</todo:list>
</ul>
yielding:
<table>
<todo:list>
<tr>
<td>
<todo:loc>Location</todo:loc>
</td>
<td>
<todo:check><input type="checkbox"/></todo:check>
</td>
<td>
<todo:priority>
<select><option>1</option></select>
</todo:priority>
</td>
<todo:desc>To Do</todo:desc>
</tr>
</todo:list>
</table>
It looks like /lift/ really does keep the markup separate from the
logic (ie the curried Ajax methods to edit, validate and format
individual fields) - if a relative HTML novice like me from the object-
oriented / functional world (the language I'm most comfortable with is
Maude) could get it right on the first guess!
- Stefan Scott
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