Re: database forms

2003-03-27 Thread Stefan Klein
>The problem with the logicsheet is the missing validation. I didn't include it, but it could be done: a) by the FormValidator Action and the corresponding logicsheet b) doing JavaScript validation (just as you proposed in your first message) >The problem with the "XMLFormXindice" approach is the

Re: database forms

2003-03-25 Thread Stefan Klein
Hi Thorsten, Lorenzo 1. reply to Thorsten: >>In your example you've only got textboxes. With listboxes ( in HTML) >>it gets a bit trickier, since you'll have to get the possible values from a >>different table first. Have you got an idea for that, too? >>Maybing using XSP-ESQL? >nested esql like

Re: XMLForm: how to display a text

2003-03-25 Thread Stefan Klein
No, what Richard says is just to include your own tag in the form, for example my text o my text, just call it how you like. The XMLFormTransformer will ignore the element and just pass it through. You can then catch it in your XSL (for example in xmlform2html.xsl, if you're using that one) and tr

mistake in XMLForms HowTo

2003-03-24 Thread Stefan Klein
Hi, I'm not sure about where to send this, so I thought I'd send it here hoping for someone to forward it to the right place: There is a mistake in the XMLForms HowTo. In the sample XMLs the form-id is set to "form-feedback". But according to the sitemap in step 5, it should be "form-howto" (well

Re: database forms

2003-03-21 Thread Stefan Klein
> > > with this xml: > http://www.google.com/search"; name="f"> > > UTF-8 > UTF-8 > eng > > Google-Search > > document.f.q.focus(); > > > ... > > King regards > Thorsten > > Stefan Klein wrote: > > >

Re: Cocoon and database example

2003-03-21 Thread Stefan Klein
Have you had a look at the SQL-Transformer? That might be what you're looking for. You're code would be something like: http://apache.org/cocoon/SQL/2.0";> select * from news This would get you XML that you can pass through XSL: Have a look at:

database forms

2003-03-20 Thread Stefan Klein
Hi all, I am looking for the quickest way to write database forms. It is something that I will be doing thousands of times, so the goal is to find some really efficient way. Ideally it would look something like: table name - selects the table - a simple input field bound to a field in the ta

Re: sitemap parameter for esq connection-pool in xsp

2003-03-17 Thread Stefan Klein
Is there a xsp-tag / logicsheet to do this, as well? Just as you can do: ? Thanks in advance Stefan - Original Message - From: "Andres, Judith" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, March 14, 2003 2:59 PM Subject: AW: sitemap parameter for esq connection-pool in xsp