Hi,
Searching for an answer to a question I had, I came across the thread
with the above subject. Alex's answer to this was the existance of the
xxforms:invalid-bind-ids attribute. But this would mean that the
view.xsl files need quite lengthy code like:
<xsl:if
test="contains(document('input:instance')/form/field/@xxforms:invalid-bind-ids,
'a')"/>
<xf:alert> .... </xf:alert>
</xsl:if>
<xsl:if
test="contains(document('input:instance')/form/field/@xxforms:invalid-bind-ids,
'b')"/>
<xf:alert> .... </xf:alert>
</xsl:if>
Is this correct? It would me more convenient if I could just say:
<xf:alert id="a"> ... <xf:alert>
<xf:alert id="b"> ... <xf:alert>
But this appearently doesn't work...
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