Re: [Xsltforms-support] problem w/ switch in select1
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From: Grégoire C. <gco...@gm...> - 2010-02-19 10:20:38
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Ok, Got your form working with : <xf:model id="modele-sandy"> <xf:instance id="mods-data"> <data> <name type=""> <namePart type="family"/> <namePart type="given"/> <namePart type="termsofAddress"/> <namePart type="date"/> <namePart type=""/> <role> <roleTerm/> </role> </name> </data> </xf:instance> </xf:model> I don't know whether I'm using revision 352, but it works here : http://img692.imageshack.us/img692/1106/xformloc.png Grégoire Le 19 février 2010 11:09, Grégoire Colbert <gco...@gm...> a écrit : > Hi Sandra, > > I tried to test your code but couldn't recreate a working <xf:instance > id="mods-data">. Could you post it too? > > Grégoire > > 2010/2/18 Sandra Bostian <sb...@lo...> > > Hello all, >> >> I have a form that works fine until I add a switch in a select1. I want to >> show a different entry section depending on what a user chooses in a >> drop-down list. I thought it might be the blank initial value but when I >> removed that I still got an error so I'm not sure what to do. Any advice >> would be greatly appreciated. >> >> Thanks, >> Sandy >> >> I'm using rev. 352 with Exist. I get the following error message: >> >> XSLTForms Exception >> -------------------------- >> Error initializing : >> >> (null, "xforms-select")@ >> http://localhost:8080/exist/xforms/xsltforms/xsltforms.js:5989 >> init()@http://localhost:8080/exist/xforms/mods_editor2.xhtml:425 >> onload([object Event])@ >> http://localhost:8080/exist/xforms/mods_editor2.html:1@:0 >> >> TypeError >> target has no properties >> >> The offending section of code seems to be: >> >> <!--Creator Info--> >> <h2>Creator Info</h2> >> <xf:repeat nodeset="instance('mods-data')/name" id="mods-repeat"> >> <group class="table"> >> >> <!--Type of name--> >> <div class="table-row"> >> <xf:label class="label-cell">Type of Name: </xf:label> >> <div class="input-cell"> >> <xf:select1 ref="@type" selection="closed"> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label></xf:label> >> <xf:value>1</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label>personal</xf:label> >> <xf:value>personal</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label>corporate</xf:label> >> <xf:value>corporate</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label>conference</xf:label> >> <xf:value>conference</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:toggle ev:event="xforms-value-changed"> >> <xf:case value="concat('case', .)"/> >> </xf:toggle> >> </xf:select1> >> </div> >> </div> >> <xf:switch> >> <xf:case id="case1"> >> </xf:case> >> <xf:case id="casepersonal"> >> <!--Role (creator, scribe, etc.)--> >> <div class="table-row"> >> <xf:label class="label-cell">Role: >> </xf:label> >> <div class="input-cell"> >> <xf:select1 ref="role/roleTerm" >> selection="closed"> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label/> >> <xf:value/> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Architect</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Architect</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label>Artist</xf:label> >> <xf:value>Artist</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label>Author</xf:label> >> <xf:value>Author</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Calligrapher</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Calligrapher</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Cartographer</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Cartographer</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Contributor</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Contributor</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Creator</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Creator</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label>Editor</xf:label> >> <xf:value>Editor</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Illustrator</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Illustrator</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Musician</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Musician</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Narrator</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Narrator</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Photographer</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Photographer</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Printer</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Publisher</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> <xf:label>Scribe</xf:label> >> <xf:value>Scribe</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> <xf:item> >> >> <xf:label>Transcriber</xf:label> >> >> <xf:value>Transcriber</xf:value> >> </xf:item> >> </xf:select1> >> </div> >> </div> >> <!--Last name--> >> <div class="table-row"> >> <xf:label class="label-cell">Family >> Name: </xf:label> >> <div class="input-cell"> >> <xf:input >> ref="namePart[@type='family']" incremental="true"/> >> </div> >> </div> >> <!--First name--> >> <div class="table-row"> >> <xf:label class="label-cell">Given >> Name: </xf:label> >> <div class="input-cell"> >> <xf:input >> ref="namePart[@type='given']" incremental="true"/> >> </div> >> </div> >> >> <!--Title--> >> <div class="table-row"> >> <xf:label class="label-cell">Title >> (such as Sir): </xf:label> >> <div class="input-cell"> >> <xf:input >> ref="namePart[@type='termsOfAddress']" incremental="true"/> >> </div> >> </div> >> >> <!--Birth-Death Dates--> >> <div class="table-row"> >> <xf:label >> class="label-cell">Birth/Death Dates: </xf:label> >> <div class="input-cell"> >> <xf:input >> ref="namePart[@type='date']" incremental="true"/> >> </div> >> </div> >> </xf:case> >> <xf:case id="casecorporate"> >> <!-- Corporate --> >> <div class="table-row"> >> <xf:label class="label-cell">Corporate >> Name: </xf:label> >> <div class="input-cell"> >> <xf:input ref="namePart[@type='']" >> incremental="true"/> >> </div> >> </div> >> </xf:case> >> <xf:case id="caseconference"> >> <!-- Corporate --> >> <div class="table-row"> >> <xf:label class="label-cell">Conference >> Name: </xf:label> >> <div class="input-cell"> >> <xf:input ref="namePart[@type='']" >> incremental="true"/> >> </div> >> </div> >> </xf:case> >> </xf:switch> >> </group> >> <br/> >> </xf:repeat> >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ >> Download Intel® Parallel Studio Eval >> Try the new software tools for yourself. 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