Unfortunately, this is not supported. Applying a regex as you describe might
work, but would make a lot more assumptions about the content of an XML
attribute than we currently do, which is not desirable.
However, you could define your resources like this:
{ login.pwd.label: "Login",
login.pwd.flag: {
messageType: "info",
message: "Login error"
}
}
and specify the text input field as follows:
<TextInput Form.label="%login.pwd.label" Form.flag="%login.pwd.flag">
...
</TextInput>
On Apr 16, 2010, at 4:36 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> Hi,
> I’m trying to code a login form, using a text validation for
> empty passwords and almost all works fine. Also I’m using the resource prefix
> to set the label and flag values like this:
>
> <Form >
> <sections>
> <Form.Section>
> <TextInput Form.label="%login.pwd.label"
> Form.flag="{messageType:'info',
> message:'%login.pwd.flag'}">
> <validator>
> <validation:RegexTextValidator>
> <pattern><![CDATA[.+]]></pattern>
> </validation:RegexTextValidator>
> </validator>
> </TextInput>
> </Form.Section>
> </sections>
> </Form>
>
> The password label works fine, but the flag displays “%login.pwd.flag”
> instead of the resource’s value.
>
> As I can see into the WTKXSerializer class, in the resolve() method is where
> the prefixes are processed, but only checks the first character, and as the
> first character is a bracket the whole “{messageType:'info',
> message:'%login.pwd.flag'}” is ignored.
>
> A possible solution could be use a regex to find all the single-quoted values
> and call same resolve() method for each match found and replace them
> correctly, in this case for: ‘info’ and ‘%login.pwd.flag’.
>
> Or is there another way ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> -A
