Aaron Reed wrote: >>I am however wondering what the reasoning is behind sending >>xforms-link-error to the model. > > I'm just guessing here since I wasn't around when the decision was > made, but I think that it makes sense. The errors are because the > links are bad, which is a reflection on the instance data that the > model contains. It isn't a reflection on anything being wrong with > the control. Changing the control won't fix the problem. With something like: <xforms:input ...> <xforms:hint src="http://..."/> </xforms:input> In this case, the failing hint is related to the control, and has nothing to do with a model or instance. > The link that failed should be in the context info for the event > according to the spec > (http://www.w3.org/TR/xforms/index-all.html#evt-linkError) True. However, you don't have a way, with XForms, to extract this context information, or to identify the control whose hint's src failed. -ErikReceived on Saturday, 8 October 2005 15:50:47 GMT
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