Nacho Jimenez wrote:
> Jan Hoskens wrote:
>
>> I'm not sure you mean this, but I'll give it anyway:
>>
>> If you're using woody and thus the woody stylesheet, there are several
>> javascripts that are added (eg the popup window). These javascripts
>> are to
>> be added in your html header and thus the woody stylesheet looks for
>> that
>> tag <html><header/>.. to put the script tags there and more. (there
>> might
>> also be some div function as for the calendar popup that needs to be
>> in boy
>> tag, same there) If your woody page is included in another page or
>> you don't
>> have the html tags yet, those script inclusions may be skipped. Look for
>> these includes in the woody stylesheet and make sure you have them in
>> your
>> result html.
>>
>>> Since i put my Woody forms in portal coplets, i discovered the
>>> Javascripts included in my forms are not processed. Example: this is
>>> the
>>> case of the showPopup for the Woody wi:help or javascript on
>>> <wd:on-value-changed> used in selection-lists (carselector sample).
>>>
>>> PS : endProcessing method should be ok, but my javascript is not
>>> runned..
>>>
>>
> I've been working on this also... The woody stylesheets that come with
> cocoon 2.1.4 (woody) and 2.1.5snapshots (forms) seem to take for
> granted that woody displays pages as a whole, and believe there's
> gonna be <head> and <body> tags, and use them for insertion of several
> elements (scripts, CSSs in the head tag and cocoon_onload() action on
> the body tag).
>
> I use woody to create parts of my pages for later inclusion in a
> page (think of home made copletoids), so i had to work arround the
> problem. I put a <woodyform><head/><body>....</body></woodyform>
> arround all my woody templates and then clean up the pipeline before
> serializing it to HTML, using a woody-cleanup.xsl for stripping those
> tags and putting the content where appropiate. It's really disgusting,
> but it works, and I'm in a real hurry with this project..
>
> I hope someone developing woody (or forms, the name has changed in
> the CVS) thinks about this "not whole pages" matter for future
> releases. Cocoon is so modular that's you can use it in zillion of
> ways, and taking for granted a head & body tags seems to me a step in
> the wrong direction.
>
> Greeting to all,
> Nacho.
Thanks guy's for spotting this. I'm going to file a Bugzilla entry
because this has to be solved until CcooonForms reaches 1.0.
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Reinhard
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