Nope, no errors
As i based my code on the ruleChildLinks, i pulled out an object id from the
output from child links and hard coded it into my code... my code works fine
using that (aside from the fact the object id is of no use to me)
Could it be something to do with maybe childLinks pulls out object id of nav
items, where as the sitemap.cfm pulls out objectid of html pages (or
vice-versa..) ?
this is what i did..
stInvoke = structNew();
stInvoke.objectID = '5F77984F-50BA-6AD5-750C07FABDF8D6CC';
//query.objectID;
stInvoke.typename = application.packagepath &
'.types.dmHTML';
stInvoke.method = stObj.displayMethod;
arrayAppend(request.aInvocations, stInvoke);
That objectid is one that successfully works in ruleChildLinks. When using
query.objectID it doesn't work right (this does contain a valid object id)
Cheers
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Quentin Zervaas
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Brendan Sisson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: farcry-dev
To: "FarCry Developers" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, July 15, 2003 2:42 PM
Subject: [farcry-dev] Re: sitemap
> Quentin Zervaas wrote:
> > That aside, I can't figure out why the code I initially posted didn't
work
> > as expected. Can you see any problems with it? The data comes out of the
> > query fine, and it appears to sit in request.aInvocations fine, just
when it
> > comes to displaying it, all the parameters in stObj are empty strings.
>
>
> Are you getting any runtime errors? FarCry suppresses errors in
> containers, but if they are occurring, you can display them by adding
> debug=1 to the url.
>
> -Brendan
> http://farcry.daemon.com.au
>
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