Re: How to force a Save As prompt?

2008-10-09 Thread Derek Hohls
Dave Before getting into detail, I'd like to say that I do agree in principle with what you said below. My real issue probably lies in the fact that I have been around computers too long. If I look at archives of my files from the early 90's; when DOS still reigned supreme, I see names

Re: How to force a Save As prompt?

2008-10-09 Thread David Legg
Derek, Please add the reference/link for why URLs in Cocoon should not have an extension - I know its required, but why is it bad? It's not specific to Cocoon. I only mentioned that because Cocoon's sitemap makes it particularly easy to map a URL without an extension to some content.

flowscript doesn't reach the continuation

2008-10-09 Thread Мария Григорьева
Hello! I'm using the flowscript to input data into the database through the form. Here is my code: function inputPhisicalParams() { var id = cocoon.parameters.id; var form = new Form(form-definition/phisical-params.xml); var formMap =

RE: How to force a Save As prompt?

2008-10-09 Thread Geert Josten
Matthias, Simplest solution is to write multiple matches, one for each type of serializer you want to use. That's what I do.. Precompilation of the sitemap prevents the use of variables in for instance the type attributes of generators, transformers and serializers. The sitemap processor

Re: How to force a Save As prompt?

2008-10-09 Thread David Legg
Derek, Before getting into detail, I'd like to say that I do agree in principle with what you said below. Oh Good! I was worried for a moment when I saw the size of your response ;-) My real issue probably lies in the fact that I have been around computers too long. Ah yes... I

Re: How to force a Save As prompt?

2008-10-09 Thread Derek Hohls
David Please add the reference/link for why URLs in Cocoon should not have an extension - I know its required, but why is it bad? Derek On 2008/10/09 at 12:47, in message [EMAIL PROTECTED], David Legg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Mmmm... Does anyone still care about IE4 - the stats from

RE: javascript embedded in *.jx files

2008-10-09 Thread Jeff Schmitz
Ahh, now I get it. I just didn't follow through with my thinking since that part kind of happens under the covers. It's just like css and images are served by cocoon. Actually, it would have worked had I used the scripts folder to hold my script instead of creating a new 'javascripts'

Re: flowscript doesn't reach the continuation

2008-10-09 Thread solprovider
On 10/9/08, Мария Григорьева [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I'm using the flowscript to input data into the database through the form. Here is my code: function inputPhisicalParams() { var id = cocoon.parameters.id; var form = new

RE: flowscript doesn't reach the continuation

2008-10-09 Thread Мария Григорьева
Here... the fragment from my Sitemap: map:match pattern=viewform-* map:generate type=jx src=pages/{1}.xml/ map:transform type=browser-update/ map:transform type=i18n/ map:transform src=resources/forms-samples-styling.xsl/ map:select type=ajax-request map:when

Re: Cocoon become very slow on load (Solved)

2008-10-09 Thread Thorsten Mauch
Hallo Joerg, Thanks a lot for you help. The hint about the importPackage was the key for the solution. A least i removed a import of one of my new service classes and replace it with some line of JavaScript code. I have no idea why a simple module import can cause such heavy blocking, but I'm

Re: flowscript doesn't reach the continuation

2008-10-09 Thread solprovider
form.showForm(viewform-component-template.html); Matches: map:match pattern=viewform-* map:generate type=jx src=pages/{1}.xml/ Reads the file: pages/component-template.html.xml Does this file exist? solprovider On 10/9/08, Мария Григорьева [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Here... the

Re: Cocoon become very slow on load (Solved)

2008-10-09 Thread Joerg Heinicke
On 09.10.2008 22:25, Thorsten Mauch wrote: Hallo Joerg, Thanks a lot for you help. The hint about the importPackage was the key for the solution. A least i removed a import of one of my new service classes and replace it with some line of JavaScript code. I have no idea why a simple module

Re: how to implement back button functionality from within a flow script

2008-10-09 Thread Joerg Heinicke
On 08.10.2008 16:05, Paul Joseph wrote: Thank you kindly for your prompt reply Derek...I surmised this was the case but wanted to check with the experts... I'm not considering myself an expert especially on AJAX, but I second Derek's analysis. Joerg Derek Hohls wrote: Paul The short