Erik Bruchez wrote:
Try "xhtml:class" instead of just "class".
Maybe somebody can check in the spec if XForms controls must or may support the class attribute?
The "class" attribute is not allowed according to the XForms specification.
The specification says that "foreign attributes are allowed on all XForms elements". What "foreign" means is not necessarily clear. The XForms schema clarifies this as ##other which means (quoting from the Schema primer): "any well-formed XML that is from a namespace other than the target namespace of the type being defined (unqualified elements are not allowed)".
So according to the XForms specification (which is also the way it is implemented in Presentation Server), using "class" is not allowed, but using "xhtml:class" is allowed.
Alex
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