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DCT's for wireles, PDA or any other media??

homaid

hi

has any one of you ever created a DCT's for content for wireless, PDA,
or any other media? if so how can we validate the content entered .

we can not of course use javascript here but we can use WMLScript. any documentation from interwoven that covers this . any manuals i can look at ????

help would be very appreciated

Thanks alot

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nipper

The DCTs really do not matter, since they will not be running on a PDA, unless you expect someone to enter in templated content though their PDA.

The TPL is what will need to be written specifically for WML. Those will be written the same way you write any TPL. In the easy case, take a sample WML page that works, start replacing the content with the iw_data statements to insert the templated info into the WML.

As for viewing, I remember there were some WML simulators out there. There was one that looked like an old Nokia phone. You can have the TPL exec the simulator with the path of the newly generated file to view.

Andy

Sailesh

if so how can we validate the content entered .

What kind of validation you want to preform?? Also as suggested by Andy, is your user going to use PDA to enter content into dct's?

homaid

Thanks andy for ur reply, what i am trying here to do is to create a tpl that would post a question for the PDA, or Phone user to answer such as

what is ur fav laptop?

1-sony
2-ibm
3-dell
the tpl will read from a dct that will be genertated for both html and wml?

this is the scrach code that i came up with .

 <!DOCTYPE wml PUBLIC "-//WAPFORUM//DTD WML 1.1//EN" "http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml"> 

 Question <select name="answer"> <option value="answer1">sony</option> <option value="answer2">ibm</option> <option value="answer3">dell</option> </select>

homaid

sorry the code didnt show up there . it is in the attachemnt

nipper

fixing code so it is readable.....

this is the scrach code that i came up with .
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<iw_pt name="mobile">
<![CDATA[
<!DOCTYPE wml PUBLIC "-//WAPFORUM//DTD WML 1.1//EN"
"http://www.wapforum.org/DTD/wml_1.1.xml">
]]>

<wml>

<card id="card1" title="Survey">
<do type="accept" label="Submit">
<![CDATA[
Question

<select name="answer">
<option value="answer1">sony
<option value="answer2">ibm
<option value="answer3">dell
</select>

]]>
<iw_value name='dcr.Question'/>

<iw_iterate list='dcr.Answer' var='Answer.Possible Answers'>

<iw_value name='dcr.Answer'/>

</iw_iterate>

</card>

</wml>
</iw_pt>

I am confused here.

So you want a DCT to ask a person what his favorite laptop is ? Does this run on a WML device ?

Please explain your use case.

Person on a Windows system, enters a template, filling out their favorite laptop from said list. TS generates WML showing (what) and it is displayed on some device.

You seem to be mixing the DCT and the TPL together, which makes me wonder if you have a basic understanding of TeamSite Templating.

homaid

Andy,

Scenario as follows

DCT => dcr + tpl => wml

i need my tpl to generate a wml file that would show up on the phone. is this the right syntax ( dont worry about dct's for now i got it figured out)

master.rptdesign

Adam Stoller

I think the problem is in your usage of iw_iterate:

...
    <iw_iterate list='dcr.Answer' var='Answer.Possible Answers'>
        <iw_value name='dcr.Answer'/>
    </iw_iterate>

Without knowing the actual DCT / DCR structure I can't really tell you what it should look like - but the fact that you're trying to iterate on and output the value of

dcr.Answer

looks wrong - I think you need to go back to the manuals and on-line help and read-up on iw_iterate some more.

gzevin

The DCTs really do not matter, since they will not be running on a PDA, unless you expect someone to enter in templated content though their PDA.

The TPL is what will need to be written specifically for WML. Those will be written the same way you write any TPL. In the easy case, take a sample WML page that works, start replacing the content with the iw_data statements to insert the templated info into the WML.

As for viewing, I remember there were some WML simulators out there. There was one that looked like an old Nokia phone. You can have the TPL exec the simulator with the path of the newly generated file to view.

Andy

what's happened to NeonYoYo and their product? what was its name? Smiley Happy