Has the problem of localising enumerations already been looked at ? Imagine a form having a drop-down list with three possibilities (YES / MAYBE / NO). Now, imagine the same form in french (OUI / PEUT-ETRE / NON). The XForms data definition should allow to describe this, stating that OUI and YES are equivalent, so that the french form sends OUI and the english form sends YES. <enum ...> <text xml:lang="en">YES</text> <text xml:lang="fr">OUI</text> <text xml:lang="de">JA</text> </enum> <enum ...> <text xml:lang="en">MAYBE</text> <text xml:lang="fr">PEUT-ETRE</text> <text xml:lang="de">VIELLEICHT</text> </enum> It could be simpler for a form to send an integer when the datatype is a constained enumeration. Have an idea ? Gordan Vosicki ICS Computer ServicesReceived on Saturday, 16 September 2000 14:33:42 GMT
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