Christopher Oliver dijo:
> No, don't do that. The current request will not have that attribute set
> until you call cocoon.sendPage*(). It can never be used in a flow script.
>
> If you want to share data between a sequence of pages, use
> sendPageAndWait();
>
> function firstPage() {
> var anIntegerId = 100;
> cocoon.sendPageAndWait("nextPage", {anIntegerId: anIntegerId});
> // next page processing goes here
> // you can still access anIntegerId
> }
>
> otherwise use a global variable (which is equivalent to a session
> attribute):
>
> var anIntegerId = 0;
>
> function firstPage() {
> anIntegerId = 100;
> cocoon.sendPage("nextPage", {anIntegerId: anIntegerId});
> }
>
> function nextPageProcessing() {
> print(anIntegerId); // prints 100
> ...
> }
Thanks for the explanation Chris. :-DD
In the "otherwise" sample then we can simply write:
cocoon.sendPage("nextPage");
Is this OK. Right?
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
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