> Definitely worthwhile. Now, a question is, should we add another
Is there a good case where the same 'name' would result in two
I'd like to keep this simple initially, since we really don't have a
Henning
> attribute into the INPUT element to specify the local default-variable?
> Or do we overload the "name" attribute to be both the INPUT identifier
> *and* the default variable identifier?
>
> It seems safer if we keep the default-variable identifiers in their own
> name space... So, I'd suggest that another attribute (say, "localvar")
> be added into the INPUT element. (more HTML+ tweaking!)
>
> This way, you'd say ``<INPUT name="org" localvar="ORGANIZATION">'',
> and the local default value
> the environment variable "ORGANIZATION".
>
I'm not sure that's really necessary since the variable name wouldn't
be displayed, so a single name space seems ok. (I'm thinking of
multilingual forms here, which
with default mappings from name to local value.
different 'localvar'?
whole lot of experience with forms-over-the-net. The simpler, the more
likely we get the parsers/translators right, not just within Xmosaic.
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