- From: xavier <xavier.gagneur@e-xmlmedia.fr>
- Date: Mon, 15 Oct 2001 13:58:44 +0200
- To: <www-forms@w3.org>
- Message-ID: <003f01c15570$bdc580a0$0b0aa8c0@ploussard>
Hi, If I understand correctly the spec (more precisely §8 XForms Actions), it's possible to launch several actions on only one event for a formControl, but it's impossible to launch several actions for different events. For instance,it is legal (according to xforms schema) to have two actions launched by an event: <xform:input ref="boss:name"> <xform:caption>Name</xform:caption> <xform:action event="mouseover"> <xform:setValue ref="boss:surname" value="new value"/> <xform:setFocus idref="boss:surname"/> </xform:action> </xform:input> But the following isn't legal (actions are launched by two different events), althought it seems useful: <xform:input ref="boss:name"> <xform:caption>Name</xform:caption> <xform:action event="mouseover"> <xform:setValue ref="boss:surname" value="new value"/> </xform:action> <xform:action event="Click"> <xform:setFocus idref="boss:surname"/> </xform:action> </xform:input> So I think that we should put maxOcurrs = "unbounded" for xform:action element in commonUIChildren group to define several actions launched by different events. Thank you for feedback. Xavier
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