- From: Alex Sansom <alex.sansom@x-port.net>
- Date: Wed, 18 Jan 2006 10:24:34 -0000
- To: <www-forms@w3.org>
Hi everyone, Here's some advanced notice of a feature that we think you will enjoy. As part of the forthcoming formsPlayer 1.4 release we have connected aniumation effects to our event and CSS handling. For example, to make any XForms element shake from side to side when it becomes invalid, just do this: .invalid { event-xforms-invalid : fx-Effect-Shake(); } A fully functioning time-logging application is available that showcases: * the now standard 'yellow fade' when a control changes; * shaking a control when it goes invalid; * sliding in sub-forms as needed; * using asynchronous submissions to make the whole experience better for your users, for example to populate suggestion lists. There are a few rough edges still--the opening of the form is a bit flickery, for example--but if you want to start experimenting, there is plenty in there to play with. Note that navigating to the form will automatically start the upgrade process to install formsPlayer 1.4.1.1007 (we now use signed CAB files rather than MSIs). Please treat this version of formsPlayer as a preview -- the proper release is imminent. The Timelog application is available here: <http://www.formsplayer.com/demo/timelog/timelog.html> Feedback very much appreciated! Regards, Alex Alex Sansom x-port.net Ltd. http://www.formsPlayer.com/
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