Re: XForms example with form submission

Hi Martin,

Well there are two things holding this back.  One is the form itself. 
It isn't valid XForms since the xf:submit element doesn't have a 
submission attribute on it.  So we don't know where to submit the data. 
  Once this is corrected, then you'd run into the security restriction.

Do you run a local webserver or J2EE environment?  I could give you a 
simple cgi or a simple servlet that will give you submit feedback.  That 
is how I personally do it.  I opened a bug to see if we can't get a way 
to specify trusted domains if you want to CC yourself on it -> 
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=284519

Have a good evening,
--Aaron

Martin Honnen wrote:
> The XSmiles XForms example
>   <http://www.xsmiles.org/demo/testsuite/xforms/controls.xhtml>
> doesn't work with Mozilla, form controls are rendered but no submission 
> happens, I suppose that is because submission is supposed to go to
>   <http://sinex.tml.hut.fi:8080/xforms/request>
> which is different from the orginal origin www.xsmiles.org. It would be 
> nice if Mozilla would somehow indicate to the user that/why submission 
> fails, my build here (Mozilla 1.8b2 Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 
> 5.1; en-US; rv:1.8b2) Gecko/20050225) simply sits there and does nothing.
> 
> Are there any such similar XForms example online where form submission 
> works with Mozilla?
> 
>