So at least this wasn't totally easy.
I'm not familiar enough with the "modules" to write one yet, so I'll experiment with the jxpath option.
Another workaround I thought about, but didn't want to test if there was a simple way to solve it,
is to use the jx transformer, the urlencode transformer and the xinclude transformer.
- there would be a template file containing a xinclude statement built with jx path expressions
- the jx transformer would build a proper xinclude statement with my parameters substituted
- the urlencode transformer would urlencode the href
- the xinclude transformer would read and include the html from the remote site
This would be kind of clumsy, but ought to work. A sitemap solution would be preferable.
/Joakim
Tony Collen wrote:
joakim verona wrote:
Hello list,
I want to make a query front end to the IMDB movie database.
To do this, I have a cocoon matcher that receives a query parameter and pass it along to the IMDB query url.
Very simple. But how do I URL encode the query parameterin the sitemap? This is not done automatically.
Yep, I originally thought the RawRequestParamInputModule would do this, but apparently, it won't. There are threads in the archives about the raw-request-param module. The solution is to write a metamodule that will URLEncode (or decode) a given string... this has been on my plate for a while, and may actually get done within the next couple weeks.
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It seems the {} tags can contain jxpath expressions, can this be used to call the URLEncode funtion?
I'm not too familliar with all the inner workings of jxpath, or calling functions from it, so I would guess that you'd just have to experiment. IMO the cleanest solution is a URLEncodingMetaModule...
/Joakim
Regards,
Tony
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