Programming Languages: XSL (XSLT/XPath/XSL-FO), PL/SQL, Java
License: BSD License
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Thanks, that works perfectly.
2012-01-24 18:55:11 PST by mr-blank
The column header can be changed by the fox:prompt-short attribute of the phantom element, for example [code]<xs:element name="phantom-select" type="phantom" emp-list:ro="." emp-list:run="." fox:action="action-goToDetail" fox:widget="link" fox:prompt="Select" fox:prompt-short="Edit"/>[/code] will show...
2012-01-24 18:53:15 PST by williamfriesen
<ORDER_DATE> is of type xs:dateTime instead of the type xs:date and so the extra characters appended to the date (eg: T10:16:50) will cause the invalidation.
2012-01-24 18:44:43 PST by mr-blank
Image didn't work? [IMG]http://i.imgur.com/ito3G.png[/IMG].
2012-01-24 18:39:03 PST by mr-blank
I have a date field defined in the schema as [code]<xs:element name="ORDER_DATE" type="xs:date" products:edit="." fox:fieldHeight="1"/>[/code] The XML data for this element is [code]<ORDER_DATE>2004-08-04T10:16:50</ORDER_DATE>[/code] When I run a validation with [code]<fm:validate match="/*//*"...
2012-01-24 18:38:21 PST by williamfriesen
Hi, I was wondering about how you can change the column headers in the table. Particularly with the phantom element 'edit' can I change the column header to read "Modify"? [img]http://imgur.com/ito3G[/img].
2012-01-24 18:38:01 PST by mr-blank
How exactly does <fm:into> work? Specifically, how to aggregate the data into one XML Type.
2012-01-24 18:35:31 PST by notlucas
Thanks for your quick replies! Yeah, fm:assign can only INIT one element but can SET many so firstly I have to fm:init the WAGE elements using fm:init in augment mode and then I can set each of those values. As @williamfriesen said my code now looks like: [code]<fm:init target="/*/EMPLOYEE_LIST/EMPLOYEE/WAGE" method="augment"/> <fm:assign...
2012-01-24 18:29:38 PST by mleonard87
When using <fm:assign initTarget=""> there is a limitation so that will only initialize one element at a time. To initialize more elements you will need to use the <fm:init>.
2012-01-24 18:25:31 PST by mr-blank
Is it because there is more than 1 employee in the employee list? could you fix it with an <fm:init> before the <fm:assign>?.
2012-01-24 18:25:18 PST by notlucas