Ovidiu Predescu wrote:
Maybe my terminology wasn't appropriate. What I meant to say is that by invoking continuation #0, you go to the "next" page in a sequence of pages. By invoking continuation #1 you go to the "current" page, the one you're currently viewing. By invonking continuation #2 you go to the "previous" page. Is this correct and expceted?The value "2" for the "select" attribute is because it looks like using "1" actually refers to the "current" continuation and not the "previous" one as I thought initially. Am I correct and is this a "feature" or a "bug"?
I don't see how "1" could refer to the current continuation. Both in jpath.xsl and in WebContinuation.java, "0" refers to the current continuation. Could you please post the relevant code which exhibits the problem?
Embedding a "submit" and "prev" button in any of the "showform" or "askforconfirmation" pages should be as simple as doing <jpath:continuation/> and <jpath:continuation select="1"/> respectively. If this doesn't work, there's a bug in the flow code that handles this.No, you must use select="2" to go to the previous page, and after all this makes sense.
The problem still remains that you cannot go back to the first page in the sequence.
Ugo
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