Derek,
I dont understand well your problem, where do you want to process the
checked attribute ?
Maybe you could use some JS DOM scripting to add those attributes. I
can't give you much advice on form generators :(
-Baptiste
Derek Hohls a écrit :
Hi
The thread:
http://marc.info/?l=xml-cocoon-users&m=117879407932600&w=2
refers...
The basic question, which was not clearly answered there is "how
to add *standard* form attributes to an fd:item for an
fd:multivaluefield?
The example could be:
<fd:multivaluefield id="Test">
<fd:label>TEST</fd:label>
<fd:datatype base="boolean"/>
<fd:selection-list
xmlns:fd="http://apache.org/cocoon/forms/1.0#definition";>
<fd:item value="13020711"><fd:label>foo</fd:label></fd:item>
<fd:item value="19120623" />
<fd:item value="19690721" />
<fd:item value="19700506"/>
</fd:selection-list>
</fd:multivaluefield>
In my case, the above item list is actually generated dynamically
via a call to:
<fd:selection-list src="cocoon:/db/etc/etc" dynamic="true"/>
The fd:multivaluefield will be styled as a multi-select checkbox,
in the form:
<input title="foo" name="bar" value="13020711" type="checkbox">
etc.
What ALSO needs to appear on the final form is the attribute:
checked="true"
on any number of the input checkboxes. Ideally, this should be
done by adding an attribute to the fd:item element. In the
previous thread, some argued this is a "styling" activity - in fact,
this is only partially the case - the "true" attribute is inherently
tied
to the value, and is created at the same time as it (during the
dynamic generation process). The styling process in fact takes
place later when the "true" property of the item is converted to
checked="true" .
Any thoughts on how to streamline this process would be
appreciated.
Derek
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