Andrzej Jan Taramina wrote:
the quick answer: another case for the almighty 'doc relevant' ;)
Hmmm...sounds very promising Joern!
But I'm not sure what you mean by "doc relevant"? Can you elaborate on that
concept a bit more for me?
ok, sorry for the slang.
the relevant attribute on bind was meant.
<bind id="someElement" relevant="if-someOther-is-valid" nodeset="..."/>
this way you can switch the relevance dependent on some other element
and indirectly if its validated or not.
it looks a bit like that you're maybe doing easier by switching your UI
not with switch but with relevant. - its has been mentioned this way
repeatadly on the xforms list: if you want to statically switch the UI
use a switch; if you want to switch the UI dependent on some data use
the relevant attributes.
cause relevance is inherited you may apply one condition for a group of
data and don't need to define it for every single element/control.
bit clearer?
Joern
Thx!
Andrzej Jan Taramina
Chaeron Corporation: Enterprise System Solutions
http://www.chaeron.com
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