- From: Jim Wissner <jim@jbrix.org>
- Date: Sat, 17 Nov 2001 18:57:44 -0500
- To: www-forms@w3.org
Hi, Is there a way to construct a selectOne or selectMany that has choices ordered in a tree format? For static data it would make sense to allow for this, rather than a multi-selectOne with each successive one being dynamically created by the previous one's choice. In addition it would allow for better, more flexible and intuitive visual implementations than a growing series of lists like we see in today's forms (and, from what I can tell, is continued in xforms). Could I legally just make something like: <selectOne> <caption>Select vehicle:</caption> <choices> <item><caption>Cars|Sport|Corvette</caption></item> <item><caption>Cars|Sport|Viper</caption></item> <item><caption>Cars|Luxury|Lexus</caption></item> <item><caption>Cars|Economy|Trabant</caption></item> <item><caption>Boats|Detroit Iron</caption></item> <item><caption>Bike|Mongoose|Sniper</caption></item> <item><caption>Bike|Mongoose|Fuzz</caption></item> </choices> </selectOne> ...and use '|' (or whatever) as a delimiter to create the tree? Is there another way to accomplish this in a cross-processor way (I suspect this way isn't)? Thanks, Jim -- www.jbrix.org Open Source Software Java - XML - Speech Recognition
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