Never mind... I found the answer in the documentation. I had looked in the Form
Validation
section and didn't see it there... ended up finding it under data types...
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/forms/datatypes.html
............
It is also possible to use different patterns for different locales by using multiple
fd:pattern
elements with "locale" attributes, for example:
<fd:convertor type="formatting">
<fd:patterns>
<fd:pattern>MM/dd/yyyy</fd:pattern>
<fd:pattern locale="nl-BE">dd/MM/yyyy</fd:pattern>
<fd:pattern locale="fr">dd-MM-yyyy</fd:pattern>
</fd:patterns>
</fd:convertor>In this case, if the locale is "nl-BE", the second pattern will be
used; if the
locale is "en", the first pattern will be used; and if the locale is "fr-BE" the third
pattern
will be used (because when fr-BE is not found, it will first search for "fr" before
using the
locale-indepent pattern).
--- Terry Brick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Is something like this built into Cocoon? I see that that I can use i18n to
> internationlize the
> text in the forms, but what about validation for things like date input fields...
> where
> different
> locales use different date formats... For example, depending on the locale, date
> input format
> should be mm/dd/yy or dd/mm/yy.
> An ideas?
>
>
>
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