Re: [Xsltforms-support] Injecting XSLTForms

[marcelo a. <cma...@gm...>]

Hi William,
what I do is to use XMLStartlet, a little-very-very-useful utility, to
"compile" my xforms into html... That is what is served and used. I've made
a little Makefile that keeps  the things more organized but basically what
I do is:

xml tr -E  xforms/myxforms.xform > html/myxforms_now_as_html.html

in this case the xsltforms.xsl  lives in its own directory xsltforms/ and
is referenced by the xform in the usual way...

<?xml-stylesheet href="../xsltforms/xsltforms.xsl" type="text/xsl"?>

I hope this help

cheers
marcelo


On Mon, Oct 20, 2014 at 6:30 PM, William Velasquez <
wve...@vi...> wrote:

>  Hi folks!
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> Has anybody successfully injected the result of the XSLTForms
> transformation into an HTML page?
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> If the answer is yes, where is the trick? Is necessary to call some
> javascript initialization?
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> I’m doing it via InjectBoundHtml method in Google Polymer, and the DOM is
> loaded, but the form doesn’t run.
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> Thanks for your ideas,
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