Hello,
Thanks for the good information.
But can you explain me more in detail how the content of a variable
from a .java file is passed into the content of a ecommerce screen?
thanks,
Heidi
2008/10/11 Scott Gray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> requestAttributes is a convenience map created prior to the screen
> being rendered so setting a request attribute in the bsh script has no
> effect on that map. You should use the same method as the other parts
> of that script i.e. put the catalogId in the globalContext
>
> Regards
> Scott
>
> 2008/10/11 SPEELGOED VOOR KINDEREN / TOYS FOR CHILDREN / JOUETS POUR
> ENFANTS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I know that this question is already showed several times but i want
>> to show in the ecommerce site the current catalogus name or the
>> current catalogus id. How do i have to do that?
>>
>> I start from the main.ftl which if i look in the ecommerce controller
>> file is used for the "/ecommerce/control/main" url.
>>
>> In the "main.ftl" is used the "main-decorator".
>>
>> In the "main-decorator" there is the script "EcommerceSetup.bsh" and
>> also the screen "header.ftl" is used there.
>>
>> In the "EcommerceSetup.bsh" i write:
>>
>> CurrentCatalogId = CatalogWorker.getCurrentCatalogId(request);
>>
>>
>> if (CurrentCatalogId != null) {
>> request.setAttribute("CurrentCatalogId", CurrentCatalogId);
>> }
>>
>>
>>
>> I use the "header.ftl" to receive and show the "CurrentCatalogId"
>> request parameter:
>>
>> <#if (requestAttributes.CurrentCatalogId)?exists><#assign
>> CurrentCatalogId = requestAttributes.CurrentCatalogId></#if>
>>
>> I show the variable $CurrentCatalogId further in the header.ftl file.
>>
>>
>> BUT this doesn't work. What do i do WRONG???
>>
>> thanks for help,
>> Heidi
>>
>
