> Ralf,
>
> We have greatly improved the upload in the last few months, and those
> changes will be in the 3.9 version, to be released soon. If it is
> possible for you to upgrade, could you try doing this with a nightly
> build, and tell us if it works better for you?
>
> Alex
>
> On Thu, Mar 10, 2011 at 5:06 AM, Ralf Jung <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> > Hi list,
> >
> > I am using Orbeon CE 3.8.0, and I am experiencing weird behaviour wrt
> > upload controls: I am using an <xforms:upload> control to allow the data
> > to load an instance that was previously saved (using <xforms:output
> > appearance="xxforms:download") - thanks a lot for those useful features!
> > This is the submission dealing with the upload (I mapped the "xf" prefix
> > to the xforms namespace):
> > <xf:submission id="upload-query-submission"
> > ref="instance('upload')" validate="false"
> > relevant="false" method="post" replace="none"
> > resource="test:"> <xf:action ev:event="xforms-submit-done">
> > <xf:insert
> > nodeset="instance('search-query-instance')"
> > origin="saxon:parse(saxon:base64Binary-to-
> > string(xs:base64Binary(instance('upload')), 'UTF-8'))"/>
> > <!-- <xf:send
> > submission="search-submission"/> --> </xf:action>
> > </xf:submission>
> > If I now upload a file containing a valid query, the search dialogue is
> > filled correctly, and if I hit the button which triggers the
> > "search-submission", everything works as expected (the query is fed
> > through a custom Java processor, which outputs an XPath condition, that
> > is sent to an eXist DB, and the reply is a list of matching items). If
> > however I enable that line I commented out above, and directly send the
> > search-submission after the upload is finished, I get a very weird error
> > message shown in the client: * Message: element is undefined
> > * File:
http://localhost:8080/roteliste/ops/javascript/xforms.js> > * Line number: 509
> > That line is the first line of the Orbeon.util.Dom.getStringValue
> > function (I am using the uncompressed JS to be able to debug this).
> > Firebug reveals that the element parameter of that function is actually
> > null. The calling function is handleResponseDom, line 7293 - the "error
> > message" case. The DOM looks quite complicated in Firebug (maybe there's
> > a special DOM view, don't know), but I can see the error message comes
> > from Firefox itself (it also shows up in the error console), and it
> > complains about an "undefined entity" in column 1070 of the response
> > from the XForms server. That entity seems to be - however, the
> > usual indicator ------^ completely fails here, so I hope I assembled
> > that correctly in my editor.
> > Any ideas what could be going on here?
> >
> > Kind regards,
> > Ralf Jung
> >
> >
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