Is there a way to do that programmatically?
No, just add an exit that does that and call it when you need it.
I have a child trigger variable called "sessionid". The validity of
that id determines whether the child is triggered or not. If not,
a login page is executed, and upon successful login a valid session
id is generated.
However, when the inheritance flow has completed, the child request
is restored, effectively restoring the invalid session id which
causes the login page to be displayed again.
I don't understand, so you say that the original session id is show
after the child trigger succeeded? What did you do to cause the child
trigger to execute, did you set an output with the session id?
What I want to do is to either 1) reset that child trigger variable
in the original child request,
You should be able to do that by setting an output.
or 2) cancel the inheritance flow and redirect the user to a
completely different page.
You should be able to do that by calling exit("name") on the exit
that has been declared to cancel the inheritance.
Eddy
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