Hi all,
Is there a way of setting the query string for a given EXIT:QUERY tag
other than using Element.setExitQuery()?
Thanks,
Eddy
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Geert Bevin wrote:
Yes, sort of, why do you need this?
You could do:
template.setValue(tagid, getExitQueryUrl(...));
Uhm, that will not work, I'm afraid.
I am trying to import a generated list from a template that is
normally built from another element.
Since the importing element does
Hmmm, well you can instead of using 'EXIT:QUERY:exitname' as you
value tag, use 'myexiturl'. Then in one element you set the value
with what you obtain from getExitQueryUrl (using that element's exit)
and in the other element you do the same but with the other exit.
Wouldn't that work?
Geert Bevin wrote:
Eddy, nothing prevents you from adding a block to the template that
provides you with the name of the exit and use that with
getExitQueryUrl(). You can then include the common list template and
have the exit name in the including template, if that's where you want
that to
Best r:b/, as that will be stripped from output.
On 2-mrt-06, at 18:11, Eddy Young wrote:
Geert Bevin wrote:
Eddy, nothing prevents you from adding a block to the template
that provides you with the name of the exit and use that with
getExitQueryUrl(). You can then include the common list
Geert Bevin wrote:
Best r:b/, as that will be stripped from output.
True.
/me needs to remember that template tags can be processed
bi-directionally, for reading and setting values.
Eddy
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