Jos,
You are not talking about actual HTML frames, right? You search form would be generated and aggregated on each of your pages.
If this is the case, yes, you have to handle your search action on every page in the PFC.
Note that in principle Presentation Server does not support multiple independent forms on a page, but if all your XForms instances have the same structure, for example:
<form> <action/> <!-- Other stuff here proper to each page's form --> <form>
Then you can have the search form "hijack" those forms by just using, for example, the /form/action element to set its action.
-Erik
Jos Vos wrote:
Hi,
Suppos I want to have a standard small form on the left (column or frame) of every page, for example for a quick search or login.
Do I then need to include a conditional <action> to handle this form in every <page> in page-flow.xml or is there a smarter method?
Thanks,
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