We are in the process of updating to rev. 586 code that supports IE11 (among
other things)
One thing I have noticed is that the xf:load element behavior has changed.
Given the following simplified XML model:
<Data>
<RunMethod>javascript:alert('Hello there')</RunMethod>
</Data>
The following shorthand used to work:
<xf:load ref="/Data/RunMethod">
This no longer works, so after some experimentation I was able to get it to
work by refactoring to:
<xf:load>
<xf:resource value="/Data/RunMethod"/>
</xf:load>
We had quite a few forms that used the shorthand that will be affected. My
question is whether the shorthand was valid XForms, or if XSLTForms
intentionally removed it.
Paul Vanderveen
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