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Loading/Saving a Dynamic Form using XML

- This is a very simple example of using XML for load and submit of data with an Ext dynamic form. -

- Click "Load" to load the dummy XML data from the server using an XmlReader. -

- After loading the form, you will be able to hit submit. The submit action will make a post to the server, - and the dummy XML file on the server with test server-side validation failure messages will be sent back. - Those messages will be applied to the appropriate fields in the form. -

- Note: The built-in JSON support does not require any special readers for mapping. However, If you don't like the Form's built-in JSON format, you could also use a JsonReader for reading data into a form. -

The js is not minified so it is readable. See xml-form.js.

Loading/Saving a Dynamic Form using XML

+ This is a very simple example of using XML for load and submit of data with an Ext dynamic form. +

+ Click "Load" to load the dummy XML data from the server using an XmlReader. +

+ After loading the form, you will be able to hit submit. The submit action will make a post to the server, + and the dummy XML file on the server with test server-side validation + failure messages will be sent back. Those messages will be applied to the appropriate fields in the form. +

The js is not minified so it is readable. See xml-form.js.