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Re: form example
- To: <Joshua dot Kuswadi at BTFinancialgroup dot com>
- Subject: Re: [xsl] form example
- From: Alex Black <enigma at turingstudio dot com>
- Date: Sun, 20 May 2001 20:23:22 -0700
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> Great work. I've been looking for some XML 'standard' / 'API' for want of a
> better term, to transform into HTML forms for a current project.
so you know: that is the very small tip of a very large php/xml/xsl iceberg,
which I am building at this very moment. have a look at
http://www.binarycloud.com
that was a test, to make sure I was sane for choosing xsl. I was :)
the idea is to generate standard form xml on the fly from php based on
business rules, and send it all to this one (ha ahahahahahah! one!) xsl for
formatting.
> Have you seen the still work in progress XForms spec from w3c (
> http://www.w3.org/MarkUp/Forms/ )? If so, what do you think of it?
oh god, more reading...
just a moment...
ah got it, a form dtd. with other poof on top.
this is a good idea, glad someone's doing it. if they would publish
something, I'd comply with it.
> Any thoughts on XForms or other alternatives would be interesting to hear.
We came up with the idea of a standard form xml a while ago, I didn't know
the w3c was doing the same thing! :)
So, uh, I thought/think it was/is a good idea!
In the interim, I might very well comply with FML...
http://www.mozquito.org/index.html
thanks for the heads-up
:)
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