Dynamic form handler

[Mamadou Bobo Sylla <bo...@ewarna.com>]

I have a page which contains a form that has been handled according which
link has clicked.
In another word if some click on edit, the form action attribute will have
to be inside XSL as (for example)
      <FORM action= "edit.xml" method="post">
if the user click on display , the form action attribute would look like
this (using the same XSL):
<FORM action= "display.xml" method="post">


Can any tell me how to do such task in Cocoon.
Thanx in advance.
Bobo


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Re: Dynamic form handler

[Mario Muja <ma...@delaval.com>]

You can have a hidden field in the form, which tells the processing 
logic behind it, which action to perform. For example, you could use the 
hidden field values "process_edit" and "process_display" or 
corresponding numbers.

The processing logic can be an XSP page, which generates content 
depending on the action string submitted as a request parameter. You 
further need pipelines in the C2 sitemap.xmap file describing, which 
stylesheet is applied to which XSP page result.

Hope this helps.
Mario Muja,


Mamadou Bobo Sylla wrote:

>I have a page which contains a form that has been handled according which
>link has clicked.
>In another word if some click on edit, the form action attribute will have
>to be inside XSL as (for example)
>      <FORM action= "edit.xml" method="post">
>if the user click on display , the form action attribute would look like
>this (using the same XSL):
><FORM action= "display.xml" method="post">
>
>
>Can any tell me how to do such task in Cocoon.
>Thanx in advance.
>Bobo
>
>
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