for use with PowerPac's validateField() content-monitoring function.
Consider this interactive example:
NOTE: Because the field in the upper left corner is a top-level element created from an XML <make> tag, it will stay in place even when you navigating to other pages of the book. However, this example is only a single page book.
To create this, we wrote the following XML file and loaded the XML on the first page of our book.
NOTE: Even the content of the rest of the page elements could've been set in the XML. However, we did not want to overly complicate this example.
Then, on the first page of our book, we ran this action:
XMLHttpRequest() loads the XML file ...
- Load XML and Notify the XML <make> element.
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Of course, our XML file must be flagged for inclusion in the export using the DHTML Export Tree Manager:
- Include the XML file in the export
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