> Paul Bowler wrote:
> > I've got form binding working nicely for existing form documents in my XML
> > database (thanks for all your help).
> > However, this only works with data that alrady exists within the database. If I
> > try to use it for a new form
instance I
> > get 'No cocoon form found' as there is no data from which to load into the form.
> >
> > How can I create a new instance of the form data that can then be bound to the XML
> > database (i.e. create a new XML
> > document from a given form specification)?
> >
> > The script I am using for editing documents is here:
> >
> > function editxml(form) {
> > var form = new Form(cocoon.parameters["form-definition"]);
> > var bindingURI = cocoon.parameters["bindingURI"];
> > var dataURI = cocoon.parameters["dataURI"];
> > var dataURI = cocoon.parameters["formURI"];
> >
> > var doc = loadDocument(dataURI);
>
> var doc = loadDocument("cocoon://data-creation-pipeline");
> and here we go :)
Thanks, but this is not what I mean. This is a NEW instance of a form (i.e. a form
that has no data yet) so there is
nowhere to load the data from. I need to miss out the loadDocument() function
altogether, but this means I don't have
a 'document' object for the required saveDocument() function.
Can I create a 'document' from the forms validated 'model' object?
Thanks,
Paul.
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