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Re: How do I convert the use of onclick in HTML to wor
Subject: Re: How do I convert the use of onclick in HTML to work in XSLT?
From: Shirley Gasch <sgasch@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 15 Mar 2006 11:52:43 -0500
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Hi Mark,
This site has been working with frames using Filemaker Pro 6 and
HTML. When I converted it to XSLT (or rather when the CDML Converter
from Filemaker converted it), it complained about the onclick so I
deleted that part. However, now I can't get it to work without the
onclick. It probably is not connected, but I didn't have anything
else to blame for the failure.
I looked into XSLT processors, but need one that works on a Mac. Will
followup with the ones that I downloaded the other day and see what
happens. Thanks.
Shirley
Shirley, you might want to consider using CSS to mimic the
functionality of frames. I tried to do something like what you are
wanting to do but gave up trying to use frames because I was stuck
with using MSXML which doesn't have an extension function for
producing multiple output documents. So unless you are certain that
you are in a position to be able to use an XSLT processor such as
Saxon to achieve this, you might want to consider other options.
You haven't stated whether you want to have frames generated
dynamically or whether you would produce static HTML files behind
the scenes.
Also, if you plan on publishing this on the web, keep in mind that
not every client browser will be able to process something like this
dynamically, so you'll want to either stick to static HTML files or
have the webserver do the XML processing.
Mark
Shirley Gasch wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am new to the list and to XSLT (but I am learning). I had the
following html that worked on a site with two frames. This was in
the default.html:
<FRAMESET COLS="16%,64%" FRAMEBORDER=1>
<FRAME SRC="WaiverNav.htm" NAME=a MARGINWIDTH=0
MARGINHEIGHT=0 FRAMEBORDER=1 title="Naviagation Area">
<FRAME SRC="WaiverHome.htm" NAME=b MARGINWIDTH=0
MARGINHEIGHT=0 FRAMEBORDER=1 title="ESMO Configuration Modification
Request Home Page">
</FRAMESET>
On the default.xsl, it is the following:
<frameset cols="16%,64%" frameborder="1">
<frame src="waivernav.xsl" name="a" marginwidth="0"
marginheight="0" frameborder="1" title="Navigation Area"/>
<frame src="waiverhome.xsl" name="b" marginwidth="0"
marginheight="0" frameborder="1" title="ESMO Configuration
Modification Request Home Page"/>
</frameset>
Below is the html that used onclick (in waivernav.html) to put the
target frame in the right-hand frame:
<TD ALIGN=center id=srch abbr="Search for a CMR">
<P><INPUT TYPE=button NAME=SearchSyLg VALUE="Search
CMRs "
onclick="window.top.b.location.href='FMPro?-db=WebWaivers.fp5&-lay=Normal&-format=WaiverSearch.htm&-view';return
true;"></P>
</TD>
In the XSLT, I am using many forms to get buttons to work to make
the target pags to work properly with Filemaker Pro. Below is one
of the forms used with a button:
<form method="post" name="SearchforCMR"><xsl:attribute
name="action">waiversearch.xsl</xsl:attribute>
<p><input type="hidden" name="-db" value="WebWaivers"/>
<input type="hidden" name="-lay" value="Normal"/>
<input type="hidden" name="-token.error"
value="search_error.xsl"/>
<input type="Submit" name="-view" value="Search"/>
</p>
</form>
I have tried many different things, but can't figure out where to
put onclick to do the same thing in xsl (the pages always wind up
taking up the whole page) or whether there is some other way to do
this.
Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks.
Shirley Gasch
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Lanham/Seabrook, Md. 20706 email: sgasch@xxxxxxx
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