Hi Andreas,
Andreas Hartmann wrote:
> Doug Chestnut wrote:
>
> [...]
>
>>> can somebody who's into the asset code clarify
how assets are
>>> differenciated from documents for the purpose
of the insertAsset
>>> usecase? i'd like to see this set documented
and set in stone somewhere.
>>> since i'm trying to unify the insertAsset and
insertImage usecases: how
>>> do we tell images (or in fact anything that can
be directly displayed in
>>> the rendered page) from "binary"
assets (i.e. stuff that will be
>>> displayed as a link, such as pdfs)?
>
>
>> Currently "resource" doctypes are
referenced as assets.
>> Perhaps this should be handled instead by formats
of the doctype
>> instead of a particular doctype. This way, any
document that has an
>> image representation would be treated as an image,
etc.
>
>
> +1
>
> {resource-type:format-xhtml-inline} could return an XML
snippet
>
> <xhtml:object data="..."
title="..."/>
>
> It could be included using for instance
>
> <lenya:document
src="lenyadoc://..."/>
So this functionality (ability to reference a format) would
need to be
added to the lenyadoc protocol (source)?
This lenya:document element that you describe above would be
transformed
into a cinclude|xinclude?
>
> BTW, this could be used for XML documents as well, the
xhtml-inline
> format would just return an <xhtml:div> or
something like that.
>
> -- Andreas
>
>
>
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