xhtml:readonly attrbute in xforms:item?

The item elements in the form below is translated into the following HTML:

<span readonly="readonly"><input type="checkbox" name="xforms-element-29" value="use-case">Use Case</span>

I would actually like the readonly attribute to apply to the <input> element, not the <span>
Any suggestion?
Also, this does not seem to take place though in the xforms-to-html.xsl, where/when are the <span> inserted?
*P

<xforms:select ref="keywords" appearance="full" style="font-size:8pt;">
   <xforms:label class="label">Classification</xforms:label>
   <xforms:item xhtml:readonly="readonly">
      <xforms:value>use-case</xforms:value>
      <xforms:label>Use Case</xforms:label>
   </xforms:item>
   <xforms:item xhtml:readonly="readonly">
      <xforms:value>example</xforms:value>
      <xforms:label>Example</xforms:label>
   </xforms:item>
</xforms:select>

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Hi Pascal,

The span is created in Java (XFormsToXHTML), rather than a XSLT. However, theme.xsl gets run over the output of this process, so you could try intercepting the readonly attribute here and moving it down to the checkbox.

But because the generated html structure can change it's a fairly fragile solution. I suppose though it's only a workaround until you can bind an item to a readonly node in the instance data?

Adrian

Pascal Heus wrote:

The item elements in the form below is translated into the following HTML:

<span readonly="readonly"><input type="checkbox" name="xforms-element-29" value="use-case">Use Case</span>

I would actually like the readonly attribute to apply to the <input> element, not the <span>
Any suggestion?
Also, this does not seem to take place though in the xforms-to-html.xsl, where/when are the <span> inserted?
*P

<xforms:select ref="keywords" appearance="full" style="font-size:8pt;">
   <xforms:label class="label">Classification</xforms:label>
   <xforms:item xhtml:readonly="readonly">
      <xforms:value>use-case</xforms:value>
      <xforms:label>Use Case</xforms:label>
   </xforms:item>
   <xforms:item xhtml:readonly="readonly">
      <xforms:value>example</xforms:value>
      <xforms:label>Example</xforms:label>
   </xforms:item>
</xforms:select>

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On 5/16/06, Pascal Heus [hidden email] wrote:

 <span readonly="readonly"><input type="checkbox" name="xforms-element-29"
value="use-case">Use Case</span>

Pascal,

How are you getting a readonly="readonly" on a <span>? That is not
valid HTML, and I don't think we should generate that. I tried to
reproduce this with an <xforms:select>, but I get a
disabled="disabled" in the generated HTML, as expected.

Alex

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