Henk,
Using the new flowlink specific syntax in RIFE 1.4 this is easy and clean:
<flowlink srcexit="calnext" destid="Calendar">
<datalink srcoutput="prevmonth" destinput="month"/>
</flowlink>
<flowlink srcexit="calprev" destid="Calendar">
<datalink srcoutput="nextmonth" destinput="month"/>
</flowlink>
Then in your element:
setOutput("prevmonth", getInputInt("month", getCurrentMonth())-1);
setOutput("nextmonth", getInputInt("month", getCurrentMonth())+1);
You'd want to make a getNextMonth, getPrevMonth, etc. for wrapping the
months and switching the years correctly, but that should give you the
general idea.
Cheers,
Tyler
On 4/12/06, Henk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> enyoing Rife more and more (productivity encreased a lot compared to
> Spring MVC), I do have this stupid problem.
> I'm developing a calendar in which I have two links : one for going to
> the previous month and one for the next month. Both should redisplay
> the current page, but the parameter (let's call it 'month') has to change.
> So what I have now is an exit, which I call in my template like this :
> <a href="<!--V 'EXIT:QUERY:cal' /-->"> . The thing is, should I add a
> parameter to this link : <a href="<!--V 'EXIT:QUERY:cal'
> /-->?month=11"> ?
> I'm sure there must be a better way...
>
> Thanks
>
> Henk
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