xforms:output as xml(not only content)

Hey,

is it possible to get an xforms:output as xml?

I am trying to get html-content from a processor into an instance.

In my document, there is an output which is referencing to this instance.
BUT, the output of my instance, is only the content IN the element-tags.
So because of the fact, that my content contains html -tags which i would like to be interpreted in my output, i need an idea how to get the whole instance into my output.

Any ideas?

greetz

I think you are looking for something like xxforms:serialize():

http://wiki.orbeon.com/forms/doc/developer-guide/xforms-xpath-functions#TOC-xxforms:serialize-

-Erik

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hey erik,

thanks a lot. That was definitely what I was searching for. But there's a funny effect. On Firefox 3.6 the output of my xml is not indented. On safari 5 it IS indented. But i am trying to get it, look like the output of the "fr:inspector-widget". Is it possible to get an instance outputed as the widget does?

bene

It's a bit tricky. Check if this sample works for you:

https://gist.github.com/668562

-Erik

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he erik,

yeah it works great. thanks a lot for your help.

/bene


Am 09.11.2010 um 02:13 schrieb Erik Bruchez:


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Salut Erik,

same problem here.
What ist he best way to display xml fragments the same colorful way your
wiki or the Instance Explorer widget does.
I am struggling a little.
Is it necessary to create a own widget fort hat?

Regards Ilja Werner





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Ilja,

I put together a small example XBL component which you can use to display XML. It also supports various other languages. It uses and supports all languages listed in http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/manual/brushes/.

As I mentioned this is a very basic example. It is hard coded to use default style and refer to java and javascript brushes. You need to include required js and css based on our needs.

Unzip the attacment to xforms-sandbox/samples and access it as http://localhost:8080/orbeon/xforms-sandbox/sample/syntaxhighlighter/syntax

syntaxhighlighter.zip

Eric/Alex, What is the best way to dynamically include js and css files?

Binesh

Binesh Gummadi wrote

Ilja,

I put together a small example XBL component which you can use to display XML. It also supports various other languages. It uses and supports all languages listed in http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/manual/brushes/.

As I mentioned this is a very basic example. It is hard coded to use default style and refer to java and javascript brushes. You need to include required js and css based on our needs.

Unzip the attacment to xforms-sandbox/samples and access it as http://localhost:8080/orbeon/xforms-sandbox/sample/syntaxhighlighter/syntax

syntaxhighlighter.zip

Eric/Alex, What is the best way to dynamically include js and css files?

Binesh

Thanks for that example.   I've got that to work although I'm putting it in an "incubator" folder under apps .. links to js and css then have to then be edited in syntax.xhtml

re: "Eric/Alex, What is the best way to dynamically include js and css files?"

I'm not sure what other ways there are of dynamically including js and css in the standard orbeon distribution.

If quercus php servlet is integrated as in this experiment ..

http://orbeon-forms-ops-users.24843.n4.nabble.com/integrating-Orbeon-CE-and-Quercus-php-java-servlet-td3041321.html#a3041321


then php can be use to pre-process inclusion of different js and css files .. dynamically.

It can be done by calling a php proxiesrunning in xforms-php

But  also jsp might be used to dynamically preprocess the include syntax.

I'm trying to figure out how to ensure that quercus php servlet kicks in first to pre-process xhtml content (e.g. syntax.html) but tgis may not be necessary for your example and a php proxy could work.

Hi thanks a lot.  Looks good.

Ilja

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Ilja,

I put together a small example XBL component which you can use to display
XML. It also supports various other languages. It uses and supports all
languages listed in
http://alexgorbatchev.com/SyntaxHighlighter/manual/brushes/.

As I mentioned this is a very basic example. It is hard coded to use default
style and refer to java and javascript brushes. You need to include required
js and css based on our needs.

Unzip the attacment to xforms-sandbox/samples and access it as
http://localhost:8080/orbeon/xforms-sandbox/sample/syntaxhighlighter/syntax

http://orbeon-forms-ops-users.24843.n4.nabble.com/file/n3041342/syntaxhighli
ghter.zip
syntaxhighlighter.zip

Binesh
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On Sun, Nov 14, 2010 at 5:03 AM, DL <[hidden email]> wrote:
> re: "Eric/Alex, What is the best way to dynamically include js and css
> files?"

About this one, in the context of an XBL component, the way to go is
to generate with XSLT <xhtml:script> and <xhtml:style> inside the
<xbl:template> of your XBL component. More information about this one
on:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4190609/conditionally-include-javascript-file-in-xbl/4197412#4197412

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