Re: [Xsltforms-support] Using an xsf:dialog inside of an xf:repeat
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From: COUTHURES A. <ala...@ag...> - 2010-01-02 18:09:17
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David, I have finally found a trick for xsf:dialog support inside of an xf:repeat so the test case you sent is now working for me with the latest SVN version. BTW, I have also added nested xsf:dialog support, with a workaround for IE6 bug about select and z-index. xsf:dialog is now richer than AJAXForms ajx:dialog (there is also, in AJAXForms, ajx:confirm which allows Javascript confirm() use for aborting an action processing but it's not supported in XSLTForms). When comparing xsf:dialog and xf:message, it appears to me that xf:message can just contain constant text strings and text output controls whereas controls of any kind can be in xsf:dialog. So xsf:dialog is a sort of extension of xf:message but with a different syntax. I now think it would be interesting to allow any kind of controls in xf:message without defining any new element with its own syntax. The first step for XSLTForms should be to render xf:message as a specific xsf:dialog (not anymore with Javascript alert()...). Suggestions and points of view are welcome in this mailing list. Happy New Year! -Alain |