- From: Robin Berjon <robin.berjon@expway.fr>
- Date: Tue, 27 Jul 2004 15:48:00 +0200
- To: www-forms@w3.org
- Cc: Jon Ferraiolo <jon.ferraiolo@adobe.com>
Hi, was my question dumb to the point that no one even wanted to consider answering it? :) I know that using sXBL makes the problem go away, but here we are considering an implementation in a mobile device, and sXBL is currently ruled out. Without the ability to set attributes thusly, mixing XForms and SVG is only marginally useful in the absence of yet another spec to bridge the two. We would certainly have to drop plans to support it, which I would be quite sorry to have to do. Thanks for any input, === Hi, I seem to either be missing something, or have found some inconvenience, with xf:repeat (I hope the former obviously). In a nutshell, I need to produce some SVG from inside an xf:repeat in a manner similar to how one might produce, say, an XHTML table, but with spacial rendering. To express it in a way that the XSLT user should find obvious: <xf:repeat nodeset='/foo:bar/foo:stuff'> <svg:circle r='5' cx='{@x}' cy='{@y}'/> </xf:repeat> Now I know that XForms isn't XSLT, but the ability to do the above would be dead useful for forms that don't have "conventional" presentations and may be using, for instance drag an drop of little circles as a way to modify instance data. But I haven't found any mention of attribute value templates as they are called in XSLT. I looked at xf:output to see if it could route its information to an attribute, and at xf:setvalue to see if it could somehow apply to repeat templates, but have so far not found anything. Am I missing something obvious? === -- Robin Berjon
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