- From: Plech¹míd Martin <Martin.Plechsmid@merlin.cz>
- Date: Thu, 14 Mar 2002 12:28:34 +0100
- To: "'www-forms@w3.org'" <www-forms@w3.org>
Hello. 1) I'd like to know who for the initialisation events (sec.4.2) on the xforms:model are meant. Are they intended for authors of the XForms forms, or for the authors of the XForms engines? If they are intended merely for the authors of XForms engines, why are they mentioned in the XForms standard at all? I think that in this case, it is an internal thing of the engine implementation how the form will be initialised if it will be working properly then. If the form authors don't have an opportunity to provide their own handlers, the events are not interesting for them. If the default initialisation events are supposed to be overriden by form authors, how can they replace the default implementations with their own. The form authors have no means for performing actions like "loading xml schema", "constructing the XPath data model" (both 4.2.1), "validating the instance data against the schema" (4.2.2), etc. 2) I need an analogy of the HTML body::onload event in my XForms forms. What XForms event corresponds to this? The xforms:initializeDone? I need my forms authors to have a possibility to handle the event themeselves and provide their own actions to be called when the document gets loaded. Thank you, Martin.
Received on Thursday, 14 March 2002 06:22:24 UTC