I think it is now obvious who needs some sleep. :) My apologies for the extra empty email.
I have been searching through the resources for an answer to this question for some time now. I would like to be able to create a cform with this structure ()radio Button : <ft:widget-label id="one"/> : <ft:widget id="one"/> ()radio Button : <ft:widget-label id="two"/> : <ft:widget id="two"/> ()radio Button : <ft:widget-label id="three"/> : <ft:widget id="three"/> I hope that makes sense. I have tried doing a number of things. 1. I tried creating three <fd:field> s styled as radio boxes and on each radio box I put a fi:styling name="radio_group". This unfortunately doesn't work as the name attribute of the <input> element is used in the whole cform mechanism (meaning that cocoon can't read the value of the widget). 2. I have tried doing the following for the <fd:item>s in the selection list <fd:item value="typed_text"><fd:label><ft:widget id="one"/></fd:label></fd:item> This doesn't work on account of the standard widget xsl stylesheet. 3. I would just use basic <input> elements and then pull the users choice from the cocoon.request in flow, however, this structure eventually will have to be part of a repeater and it seems that this would get unduly complicated. 4. I need to have all the radio buttons party of different selection groups as these groups of radio buttons are going to be repeated. --- So. I'm wondering if anyone has encountered this situation before. It seems that this structure of form is fairly common place and I'm surprised that I haven't found a good work around. I have considered playing with the basic widget styling XSL, but, I'm hoping that someone on the list has a better suggestion because hacking the XSL seems to be a rather nasty solution to this problem (although if it is the simplest way I will do it). Perhaps I'm missing a conception building block and the solution is very easy. :) Thanks in advance for any suggestions you can make, Mike --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
