Re: Maintaining request in match string.

[David Kavanagh]

Joel,
Your original note said the URL looked like  ... index?35,45 (or 
something like that). Normally, the image map (or for image button) will 
have a name and the params returned are image.x and image.y. If you use 
the request generator, what params are shown? A simple pipeline in the 
sitemap will help you debug this.

<map:match pattern="paramtest">
   <map:generate type="request"/>
   <map:serialize type="xml"/>
</map:match>
David

Joel P W Pitt wrote:

Woops. Looks like I celebrated too soon.
I'm recieving null values using both methods.
Here is my flowscript code if it helps:

function info() {

   var x = cocoon.request.getParameter("image.x");
   var y = cocoon.request.getParameter("image.y");
   if (x == null) cocoon.sendPageAndWait("index.xsp", { "mapP" : 
mapParameters} );
   else {
   cocoon.sendPage("info.xsp", {"mapP" : mapParameters,
                   "x" : x,
                   "y" : y } );
   }

}

Alternatively I use the sitemap method, and make the flowscript 
retrieve the
x and y parameters using:
   var x = cocoon.request.getParameter("x");

Any other ideas?

Thanks, Joel

Upayavira wrote:

I'm pretty sure the following will work:

1) In the sitemap:
<map:transform src="xxx">
 <map:parameter name="x" value="{request-param:image.x}"/>
 <map:parameter name="y" value="{request-param:image.y}"/>
</map:transform>
2) In flowscript:
var x = cocoon.request.getParameter("image.x");
var y = cocoon.request.getParameter("image.y");
Regards, Upayavira

Conal Tuohy wrote:

Sorry ... I read your question properly this time: I think you might 
be able to use the RequestGenerator to get your image map co-ordinates.




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