Maybe I was a little bit unclear in my problem description. It's OK to generate pages with URLencoded URL:s.
This can be done with a transformer, like the one you propose.
The problem is when you click on the url and cocoon gets it back again. Then cocoon will decode the url, inserting spaces and so on.
So this code will fail if the "titlequery" argument contains spaces:
<map:match pattern="parseimdbtitlequery"> <map:generate type="html"
src="http://www.imdb.com/Find?for={request-param:titlequery}"; /> <!-- needs url encoding because contains whitespace -->
<!--map:transform src="stylesheets/parseimdbtitle.xsl"/-->
<map:serialize type="xml"/>
</map:match>Now, raw-request-param is supposed to return the parameter with the original escapes, but it doesnt, so that cant be used to solve the problem.
I can fix the problem with url encoding using a small wrapper that url encodes a xinclude, but the xinclude doesnt run "jtidy" on the included html, so it will break on normal webpages like the imdb one above.
So I guess the only solution is to fix the inputmodules somehow.
/Joakim
Nicolas Toper wrote:
It is working fine with me (after some research and tuning though :=))
Le Mercredi 24 D�cembre 2003 12:17, Joakim Verona a �crit :
Thanks Konstantin,
It's really kind of difficult to get URL encoding working with cocoon. I've tried various workarounds for the basic problem that raw-request-parameters doesnt really work as documented.
The only thing that works that I've found is having an XSLT do an urlencode on an xinclude, but that is kind of cumbersome
Regards, /Joakim
Konstantin Piroumian wrote:
From: "joakim verona" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
---------------------------------------------------------------------Hello,
I would like to URL encode in the sitemap, and I figured the JXPathMetamodule would be useful. However, I cant figure out how to configure it.
The docs mention a "function" element that can be used to define java classes to be used with jxpath:
<function name="java.net.URLDecoder" prefix="urlencode"/>
I suppose, you should modify the cocoon.xconf to add functions to an input module.
But where do I put this statement?
Then I would like to use the new input module like this:
<match select="test/*"> <generate src="http://www.test.com/{urlencode:encode({1})}"
But that doesnt look quite right.
Unfortunately, nested variable evaluation is not supported (at least in C 2.1), so the combination of an input module and a sitemap parameter won't work.
But things could have changes since the time I last had a look at input modules.
Regards, Konstantin
Any hints?---------------------------------------------------------------------
Regards /Joakim
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