Re: scripted html version of Chiba examples

f c,

unfortunately the CookBook is not up-to-date since we simply have had no 
spare time left.
However, the scripted and non-scripted modes are just different options 
to process a form with respect to a browser's capabilities and/or to 
user preferences. The Chiba processor itself always works on the server 
side, so all validation is done there. The scripted mode employs AJAX 
techniques to provide immediate feedback in constrast to the 
non-scripted mode which always requires a roundtrip for processing.
Hope this helps,
Uli.

f c wrote:
> In the Chiba Web example, there's a plain html and a scripted html 
> version of each example. It seems that the scripted version is trying to 
> do things like validation using client side javascript. Is it true?
>  
> Can someone point me to more info about the scripted version and the 
> javascript? I don't see them being metioned in the Chiba Cookbook. Is 
> there any XForms validation that can't be done on the client side?
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