Name
submission
Synopsis
The submission
element defines the parameters for
serializing and submitting instance
data. An XForms Model can contain any number of
submission
elements. The content model for this
element is any XForms Action element, which is convenient when
dealing with events that target this element.
Most of the action takes place in the attributes of this element.
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ref
andbind
These attributes are functionally equivalent to binding attributes (see
Chapter 5), and are used to select a particular node that is selected, along with all its children. (Note that the model
attribute is unnecessary, since the enclosing XForms Model is always the one under consideration.) If neither of these attributes are present, all of the instance data, as defined by the first<instance>
element, is selected for submission.-
action
(required) This attribute holds a URI to which the submission will be directed.
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method
This required attribute provides additional information that, combined with the URI scheme in the
action
attribute, determines how the submission process will proceed. Possible values are “get”, “put”, “post”, “form-data-post”, “urlencoded-post”, or any QName that includes a prefix. QName values are considered extensions, as discussed in Chapter 11.-
replace
This attribute describes what should happen with the response document (if any) that is returned from the submission action. Possible values are “all”, “instance”, “none”, or any QName that includes a prefix. QName ...
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