Switch and multiple models

what you want in the case of model-based switching is to use
XForms property "relevant".
UI construct <switch> does interaciton-based switching,
i.e. cases toggle on and off based on UI events, not model
events.

For what you want -- place related controls inside a group --and
use model property relevant so that when that property becomes
true during form fill-in, the relevant portion of the UI shows
up.


>>>>> "Borgrink," == Borgrink, Susan <sborgrink@progeny.net> writes:
    Borgrink,> I was looking through the spec and reading through
    Borgrink,> Micah Dubinko's "Xforms Essentials" to understand
    Borgrink,> the switch module better.  I have a couple of
    Borgrink,> questions I can't seem to find the answers to:
    Borgrink,> 
    Borgrink,> 1) Can the case statements of a switch module be
    Borgrink,> bound to a model?  If so, is it possible to have
    Borgrink,> each case statement within a switch bound to a
    Borgrink,> different model?
    Borgrink,> 
    Borgrink,> 2) Can the controls inside of a case statement be
    Borgrink,> mixed?  Meaning if the case statement has three
    Borgrink,> controls, the first be bound to model 'One', the
    Borgrink,> second to model 'Two', and the third to model
    Borgrink,> 'Three'.  Or would all the controls of one case
    Borgrink,> statement have to be bound to the same model?
    Borgrink,> 
    Borgrink,> Thanks, Susan

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