Miklos,
I would suggest that although I am a big fan on WYSIWYG editors and I
agree with what you say in principle, I don't think this approach would
be appropriate in practice.
When editing very large forms the form author may find it
convenient/necessary to collapse sections of the form that they are not
editing. So if the editing experience is so directly linked to the
end-user/customer experience then the form author would need to remember
to expand the right sections again before saving & publishing. I am
concerned that the two types of users are motivated by different things
and mistakes are going to be made too easily. I think the
expand/collapse section settings should be a bit more explicit. What do
you think?
Erik, thanks for confirming the attribute will be left untouched
(hopefully ;)
-Stian
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From: Erik Bruchez [mailto:
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Sent: 20 November 2013 17:56
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Subject: [orbeon] Re: How to make some sections opened/closed by default
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Miklos,
That could make sense. There is just one twist: for performance reasons,
when very large forms are opened in the builder, we automatically close
some sections. However you might not want these sections to be closed at
runtime.
-Erik
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