- From: Dean Edwards <dean@edwards.name>
- Date: Mon, 05 Feb 2007 20:30:03 +0000
BTW, the WF2 implementation for IE, although unfinished, does work. It implements all of the <input> types (except datetime), the <datalist> element, the <output> element, validation and ValidityState objects, multiple forms and the new events. The implementation looks and feels exactly like a native Windows implementation. We even mimic the user's current XP theme. Download it and try it. I would appreciate any feedback either privately or on this list. https://sourceforge.net/projects/wf2/ -dean Dean Edwards wrote: > Elliotte Harold wrote: >> I know that Web Forms 2.0 is specifically designed so that most of it >> can be faked with JavaScript libraries as necessary. How far along is >> that effort? I've found a few bits and pieces here and there via >> Google such as https://sourceforge.net/projects/wf2/ but nothing seems >> very finished. In fact, to my surprise, the JavaScript libraries for >> XForms seem further along. >> >> Am I missing any projects? Has anyone published a decent partial or >> full implementation of Web Forms 2.0 as a JavaScript library yet? >> > > I'm the owner of the sourceforge project you mentioned. That project was > to provide WF2 support for MSIE. Because Mozilla, Opera and Apple were > expected to provide native support we didn't bother to make the library > cross-platform. > > There is a cross-browser implementation of the repetition model here: > > http://sourceforge.net/projects/repetitionmodel/ > > The repetition model implementation was written by Weston Ruter. > > -dean >
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