Given an attribute in my xml file representing a time, defined by the
following Comapct RNG grammar fragment:
short-time = xsd:string{ pattern = "[0-9]{2}:[0-9]{2}" }
I have tried to define the form to cope with this, not very
successfully so far:
<fd:field id="start-time">
<fd:label>Start time</fd:label>
<fd:datatype base="date">
<fd:convertor datatype="date" variant="time" type="formatting"/>
</fd:datatype>
</fd:field>
With a binding of:
<fb:value id="start-time" path="@time" >
<fd:convertor datatype="date" variant="time" type="formatting"/>
</fb:value>
The processing chain is picking up the date dataype somewhere, and
adding an <fi:styling type="date"/> (I think) element.
Can someone tell me where this is done?
The calendar sample stylesheet is then putting in a date-picker popup,
which in this case is far from appropriate.
As far as I can see, there is no fi:styling option corresponding to
datatype="date" variant="time" (please tell me I'm wrong!).
I guess I can add fi:styling elements to my template, to override this
behaviour. Simply adding a class and tailoring the CSS file should be
sufficient for presentation.
I'm not sure how to go about validation though.
Is the full syntax of fi:styling documented somewhere? I can find
limited documentation at:
http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/forms/xslt.html#fi%3Astyling+options
but it is far from exhaustive. I think perhaps it depends entirely on
the stylesheets used to interpret it?
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Colin Paul Adams
Preston Lancashire
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