Hi,
creating a flowlink from the embedded element to the embedding
element and setting the attribute embedding="cancel" should allow you
to bail out of the embedded state.
Hope this helps,
Geert
On 26 May 2006, at 00:17, apdewith wrote:
Hi Geert,
Thanks for your answer. I had been experimenting with the option of
no url for the embedded element but in that effort put the
submission handling code in the embedding element: obviously wrong.
Now I have success with handling the inline editing of the embedded
element and redisplay the result (after making it persistent) of
this.
But one of the options of the embedded element is to 'remove its
self' from the embedded list.
This requires a total redisplay of the embedding element without
the one that 'removed its self'. The removal is made persistent.
(The application is about a reservation - the input bean - for a
tour, filling in travellers - the embedded elements - for the
requested number of seats with the option to remove to remove a
requested seat)
So, how my next question is how to bail out of a embedded element
(with submission but no url) to the embedding element.
Regards
A.P. de With
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