Just to add, one of the great features of XSLTForms is that it is possible
to call arbitrary JavaScript functions from XForms expressions.
Here is an updated version of your form, with a UUID function that I found
quickly on GitHub (
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/mlhaufe/2055524/raw/439bbf791
Hi Peter,
Adding support for uuid() in XSLTForms was not difficult, it will be
committed as soon as possible.
Yet, "select1" is not a valid type: as a workaround, it can be defined
as a synonym for "string"...
Then, there is still a namespace issue in the generated form: xmlns=""
has to be
HI Alain
Thank you for your helpful reply. I have also been in touch with the
XSLForms development team about the "select1" issue as a nodeset type, and
the appropriate action is to correct that application. I will see what can
be done with them. I will cover the default namespace for instances
Dear colleagues
I realise that we can use the XLSForms ( http://xlsform.org/ ) editor to
create XForms that will work with XSLTForms (there is going to be acronym
hell here), but the XSLForms automatically creates a bind for a uuid
element and uses a function "uuid()". How can this best be implem
