Boris Goldowsky wrote: > I'm starting to work with and create a configuration for a schema that > uses XForms rather than HTML Forms. Has anyone created a configuration > that nicely displays and allows editing of XForms elements?
Such configuration has been requested several times by our users. See http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/wish_list.html . However we have decided not to create it. We don't think XForms will ever be widely used. Though less capable, we think that (X)HTML form elements are more than sufficient for most needs. This will be even more so with the advent of (X)HTML 5[*]. If you change your mind and decide to go for (X)HTML form elements, suffice to add xhtml.jar to your add-on and import "xxe-config:xhtml/css/xhtml_form.imp" in your CSS and you are done. More info. here: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/_distrib/doc/configure/html_form.html The DocBook 5 schema includes HTML form elements. We'll probably add a demo in next release which will showcase this feature. > If not, is the Java code for the HTML Forms display widgets available so that > it > could be modified to work? I'm sorry but the answer is no. * The full source code of XMLmind XML Editor is available only to customers owning xe-usr 10 tokens+, xe-site, xe-as, xe-dev. More info. here: http://www.xmlmind.com/xmleditor/price_list.html * Unless you own a xe-dev license, you have no redistribution rights on XMLmind XML Editor binaries or binaries derived from XMLmind XML Editor source code. * We do not plan to create an Open Source Edition of XMLmind XML Editor in the near future. --- [*] We have already started working on a (X)HTML 5 configuration. -- XMLmind XML Editor Support List [email protected] http://www.xmlmind.com/mailman/listinfo/xmleditor-support
