Subject: [xsl] Using XML/XSLT for forms in .Net From: Julian Voelcker <asp@xxxxxxx> Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2005 11:54:20 GMT |
Does anyone here have any experience of working with XML/XSLT in .Net? I have been working on a XML/XSL transformation HttpModule for 'skinning' the output from my CMS and it seems to work fine rendering straight static html from XML data and a series of XSL templates, but I have yet to get my head around how to use it to render controls on forms and handle postbacks, etc - in the past I have always handled forms separately from delivering normal content. I can handle the XSLT/XML side of things and transformations, something that I have been doing for a while, although still learning the finer points of XSLT. At the moment all the content for a page in my CMS is generated as XML and then linked to an XSLT and transformed by the HttpModule (similar to the old xslisapi filter), which works fine for pages of static content. What I am trying to understand is how to handle forms and postbacks whilst still getting the templating benefits of the XSLT. I know I could probably hack things around using the XSLT to generate standard html form fields, but would like to work out how to use the asp.net controls so that I can take advantage of validation, etc. It is probably a complete no brainer, but I cannot get my head around the logical order of things. Ultimately I would like to be able to put together a dynamic form that could be configured via the CMS admin side of things to email collected data or save to a database, but am a long way off from that. Any thoughts/pointers would be appreciated. -- Cheers, Julian Voelcker United Kingdom
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