Hi Ioan, Restricting the calendar widget for seconds input is an interesting idea because I presume that users are rarely interested in seconds setting.
I can see 2 possibilities: would you prefer to restrict the value with a data type or to set options for the widget without restricting the value? In the first situation, a correct value for xsd:dateTime could be invalid for the restricted data type while, in the second situation, a correct value for xsd:dateTime would always be valid. The way XSLTForms is designed will, in both situations, require to define a new data type. For the second situation, it could be implemented as for options for RTE. What do you think? Alain Le 16/11/2015 17:33, Ioan Fericel a écrit : > > Many thanks, Alain! It's perfect, for output works like in XQuery. > > I usually use mixed configurations, but for Romanian localization of > the new properties I can propose the following: > > <format-number.decimal-separator-sign>,</format-number.decimal-separator-sign> > > > <format-number.exponent-separator-sign>e</format-number.exponent-separator-sign> > > > <format-number.grouping-separator-sign>.</format-number.grouping-separator-sign> > > > <format-number.infinity>Infinit</format-number.infinity> > <format-number.minus-sign>-</format-number.minus-sign> > <format-number.NaN>Nenumeric</format-number.NaN> > <format-number.percent-sign>%</format-number.percent-sign> > <format-number.per-mille-sign>‰</format-number.per-mille-sign> > > I now address (if I see that it can!) an another question, related to > calendar, for the fields of type xsd: dateTime. > > It may be possible to configure the time, for example, to not display > seconds, or to shown the minutes only from 10 to 10 or from 15 to 15? > > All the best! > Ioan > > On 11/15/2015 10:45 PM, Alain Couthures wrote: >> Hi Ioan, >> >> The format-number() function is now supported in XPath expressions. >> This has been committed in source repositories. >> >> It can be used with 2 parameters only and signs to be used in picture >> are the ones for English: "." as decimal separator and so on. This >> way, pictures don't have to be rewritten for applications with >> multi-language support. >> >> New properties are now supported in config.xsl files to allow >> specific separators for a language. For example, for French: >> >> <format-number.decimal-separator-sign>,</format-number.decimal-separator-sign> >> >> >> <format-number.exponent-separator-sign>.10^</format-number.exponent-separator-sign> >> >> >> <format-number.grouping-separator-sign> >> </format-number.grouping-separator-sign> >> <format-number.infinity>Infini</format-number.infinity> >> <format-number.minus-sign>-</format-number.minus-sign> >> <format-number.NaN>Non numérique</format-number.NaN> >> <format-number.percent-sign>%</format-number.percent-sign> >> <format-number.per-mille-sign>‰</format-number.per-mille-sign> >> >> Please send me corresponding values for your country. >> >> Thank you for your feedback! >> >> --Alain >> > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Xsltforms-support mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/xsltforms-support
