Page parameters only support strings, so you will have to encode and decode
yourself
-igor
On Jun 29, 2010 9:49 AM, "Fernando Wermus"
wrote:
Ray,
I haven't had any succeded either. I am working with fb rest (facebook)
which has some classes that work with json to store several kind of object
Ray,
I haven't had any succeded either. I am working with fb rest (facebook)
which has some classes that work with json to store several kind of objects.
In my case, I need my page to be bookmarkable.
thanks anyway
On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 1:47 AM, Ray Weidner <
ray.weidner.develo...@gmail.com
I haven't had any success storing anything other than Strings in
PageParameters objects. It makes sense, since these are supposed to
represent bookmarkable (i.e. GET) parameters. If you're hoping to throw
arbitrary Maps into a PageParameters, you're going to be disappointed. But
if you have an i
This is not what I want to achieve.
I need to pass a map of parameters as just an entry into PageParameters and
other entries too.
For instance,
Map swfParameters=new HashMap();
swfParameteres.put("a", "1");
swfParameteres.put("b", "2");
PageParameters p=new PageParameters();
p.put("swfParame
PageParameters parameters = new PageParameters(swfParameters);
This is how the hashmap is constructed in PageParameters..
Thanks,
J
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