Bruno
I have tried the same:
<fd:field id="number" required="true">
<fd:label>Select a number:</fd:label>
<fd:datatype base="integer"><fd:convertor datatype="integer"
type="plain"</fd:datatype>
<!--
<fd:selection-list>
<fd:item value="1"/>
<fd:item value="2"/>
<fd:item value="3"/>
<fd:item value="4"/>
<fd:item value="5"/>
</fd:selection-list>
-->
</fd:field>
and I still get the "," ... could this be a locale setting problem?
I am using Cocoon 2.1.5; the "stable" version. Could you
check this issue on the same version?
Derek
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2004/07/27 11:43:06 AM >>>
On Tue, 2004-07-27 at 11:08, Derek Hohls wrote:
> Bruno,
>
> Sorry - but this :
> <fd:convertor datatype="integer" type="plain"/>
> still gives "," in the output...
Hmmm...
I just modified the xml binding sample included with cocoon to try
this
out... but it works ok.
Here's what I did:
form2_model.xml: commented out the selectionlist for the field
"number"
so that I can enter any number I want.
If I then enter 30000 in the number field, I see 30,000 in the XML
output.
Then I modify form2_bind_xml.xml, adding type="plain" on the convertor
for that field, I retry the sample (not just pressing back but
starting
a new continuation) and it gives the expected "30000".
This is on a recent CVS checkout, but I'm not aware of any changes
that
could relate to this.
--
Bruno Dumon http://outerthought.org/
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