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Date: Thu, 3 Feb 2000 14:35:16 -0500 (EST)
From: Donald Ball <balld@webslingerZ.com>
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Subject: Re: R:HTML forms with dynamic values
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On Thu, 3 Feb 2000, Interesse Michelangelo wrote:

> I can guess how in a simple model. But when some more work is required in
> order to fulfill combos ... some supporting framework is required ....
> 
> I've used in my JSP pages thinks like this:
> 				    <% tab.doDistinct("AziendaS",
> "QARisorse"); %>
>                   <select name="AziendaS">
> 					<%= tab.getCombo("(Tutti)") %>
>                   </select>
> 
> But when I need to synch the choice in one combo with the values shown in
> another one, some javascript is required ..... and the things get harder ...
> for maintenability too.
> 
> Do you use different frameworks in order to make things easier to build ....
> and to mantain ??

Look at the flow control mechanisms XSLT gives you. xsl:if, xsl:choose,
xsl:for-each, etc., should allow you to build forms conditionally.
http://www.w3.org/TR/xslt. Or am I missing something?

- donald