Element names are lower case? #339
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DrRataplan
RibeyeOnTheBone
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Hello there,
You are using inline instances. Since they are in HTML, they are case
insensitive. If you use external instances (fx-instance src="...") it will
work as you expect.
KR,
Martin
…On Sun, 14 Dec 2025, 19:41 RibeyeOnTheBone, ***@***.***> wrote:
My understanding is that XML is case sensitive.
I am seeing in my test page as below, when I look at Data Inspector,
<data>
<greeting>Hello Universe</greeting>
<aaa>MY CASE
</aaa>
</data>
meaning the element names are lower case. This explains why my ref and
value are returning nothing when I use capitalised names.
Other pages I have show correct capitalisation.
Any thoughts?
<!doctype html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<title>My test</title>
<link rel="stylesheet" ***@***.******@***.***/resources/fore.css">
<script type="module" ***@***.******@***.***/dist/fore.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
<fx-fore>
<fx-model>
<fx-instance>
<data>
<Greeting>Hello Universe</Greeting>
<AAA>MY CASE
</AAA>
</data>
</fx-instance>
</fx-model>
<fx-inspector open="true"></fx-inspector>
<p>Test</p>
<p>Derivation</p>
<fx-output value="instance('result')/init"></fx-output>
<fx-output value="instance('result')/result"></fx-output>
<p> default:
<fx-output ref="greeting"></fx-output>
</p>
<p> default:
<fx-output ref="aaa"></fx-output>
</p>
</fx-fore>
</body>
</html>
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Yes, very good, many thanks DrRataplan! Small suggestion - this could helpfully be added to the limitations of in-line instances?, which I found here (https://jinntec.github.io/fore-docs/elements/model/instance/) Inline versus external data
If your require these features you have to create an external XML file and load it with the src attribute. This gives you a proper XML document. |
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My understanding is that XML is case sensitive.
I am seeing in my test page as below, when I look at Data Inspector,
when the instance has
meaning the element names are converted to lower case. This explains why my ref and value are returning nothing when I use capitalised names.
Other pages I have show correct capitalisation.
Any thoughts?
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