Hi Carlos,I use a multivalue field in one of my form with flowscript, where I read the values of the field in the valueChangedListener of another widget.Here's a piece of my form definitions (articleReceiver is the multivalue field widget): fd:field id="triggerUpdate" status="hidden"
Hi,This in not a cocoon specific issue, I think.You can configure Tomcat to use a webapp located somewhere else that its webapps directory.To do this you need to edit Tomcat's server.xml file located in the conf directory.Make sure you have the following Connector enabled (it's enabled by
, that is replaced later on.
Wouldn't it be better to evaluate the scripts after the element has
been replaced?
Freek Segers
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Hi,
I've noticed this behaviour in one of my stylesheets when I was
trying to output elements on separate lines. I added #13; and #10;
to the output and saw that the #10; was translated as a newline but
the #13; appeared literally in the resulting output. When a browser
submits form data
Yes, it does work in Jetty. However, I noticed that when you replace
a JAR file, things don't always reload correctly. Although the change
is noticed, some files in it appear corrupted until you restart
Jetty. I specifically have this problem with XSL files that are
stored in an JAR.
