Re: Generalizing AxKit::XSP::Param names

[S Woodside]

I am working on a very similar problem at the moment. I must admit I 
don't know much yet about javascript. But wouldn't it be possible to 
use javascript to collect all of the arguments together into a single 
URI parameter, formatted in XML something simple like this:

<params>
  <a1>foo</a1>
  <b1>bar</b1>
  ...
</params>
and then that would be returned as a single URI parameter. Then it 
could be parsed as XML and read off really easily, I think. At least, 
in XSLT, using an EXSL extension function, it would be possible to turn 
it into usable data to select into.

It's just a theory though. I haven't even tried it yet at all. Do you 
think it would work?

simon

On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 03:49  PM, Vaclav Barta wrote:

Hi,

I have a form producing quite a few parameters (a1, b1, t1, a2, b2, t2 
... a5,
b5, t5), and another page which basically just displays the values 
from the
first page. This second page uses XSP, and my custom taglib handles 
each
parameter triple (i.e. a1, b1, t1) by markup like

    <eq>
        <numbers:added>
          <numbers:num1><param:a1/></numbers:num1>
          <numbers:num2><param:b1/></numbers:num2>
          <numbers:sum><param:t1/></numbers:sum>
        </numbers:added>
    </eq>
(which is later transformed into a table row). It works, but the same 
markup
(actually about 3 times longer than the example above) must be 
repeated 5
times, which is awful. Is there a way to compute the parameter names, 
IOW can
I specify my markup just once and then call the template with 1, 2 ... 
5?

        Bye
                Vasek
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