Maybe I'm missing something obvious, but I have an existing MG event
say entry.delete that calls my entryController etc.
I'm exposing these events via RemotingService.cfc as documented in the
MG wiki.
However, when I'm passing in my 'url' values as arguments in a call
(entryid) of say:
RemotingService.cfc?
method=executeEvent&eventName=entry.delete&entryid=C04D3009-98F0-D25F-
CCC0B0C67C0B6C16&returnformat=json&returnvalues=result
and wish to get the 'entryid' in my controller, it comes through as
emptystring.
As you can't really pass a structure through the URL in a 'get'
request, I added this to the AbstractRemotingService.cfc
<cfif cgi.request_method eq "post">
<cfset arguments.values = duplicate(form)/>
--><cfelseif cgi.request_method eq "get">
--> <cfset StructAppend(arguments.values,duplicate(url))>
</cfif>
This made sure the values passed through the URL during a 'get'
request were in fact available in my Controller through the standard
arguments.event.getValue('entryid') call.
Is this missing from the AbstractRemotingService or was this this by
design some how?
Thanks
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