Hi, If you really want an anchor made by woody: I think you can add a styling element in the woody stylesheet (as <wi:styling type="yourowntype"/>) and then use this in your woody template. However I don't know how to continue your flow if you do click an anchor (an anchor is not a specific form element so not handled by form @action and @method..). Normally your form element contains the continuation but maybe by setting the continuation-id in each link you can keep your flow.
Greetz, Jan -----Oorspronkelijk bericht----- Van: Steve Steinitz [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Verzonden: donderdag 4 december 2003 7:01 Aan: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Onderwerp: Clickable list Hello, My colleague and I both posted a question last week which received no answers. The two questions were posed from different points of view but, I believe, addressed the same issue. In the hope of getting some insight into this issue the text of each question is repeated below. We appreciate your time. Steve Steinitz ----------- Hi everyone, We're having a lot of fun with woody and flow but have a problem with a common scenario. Scenario: 1. A list of items is displayed. 2. click on an item in the list 3. Go to an editor (form) to edit the clicked item. This is a typical scenario for most applications. Question: How do we create a clickable list with woody? There does not appear to be a widget that renders as a simple HTML Anchor (ie. <a href=destination.html?someKindOfReference=aReference&contrinuation- id=1234567890">Click me to edit the item I represent</a>) I can see that a anchor widget does not submit a form (like the wd:action does) How are you dealing with this scenario? Thanks, Phil --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
