- From: <AndrewWatt2001@aol.com>
- Date: Mon, 2 Sep 2002 09:38:21 EDT
- To: xforms@yahoogroups.com, www-forms@w3.org, www-forms-editor@w3.org
Chapter 4.3 of the XForms Requirements documents refers (among other things) to supporting multiple pages per form. It isn't obvious to me exactly how this normative requirement should be interpreted. The vagueness about what is or is not an XForms "form" again arises here. Since I am presently unclear about what an XForms "form" actually is I am not sure how to interpret the Requirements document. Are we, for example, referring to an XForms model which is duplicated on two separate-but-related XHTML pages? With each page having some of the XForms form controls? Does xforms:instance on page 1 only have the initialization data for the form controls on page 1? Or for both pages? If the latter scenario, then how is a field that is displayed on page 2 that is required to be non-empty to be processed, assuming that data is submitted when the form controls on the first page are filled in? Or is the type of layout solution I have used on http://www.XMML.com with SVG "mini pages" the kind of scenario which is envisaged? ... with, of course, XForms form controls where there are currently only SVG text-containing mini-pages. To what extent, if any, is an XForms processor responsible for bringing the parts of the instance data together? Andrew Watt
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