On 29.05.2004 21:22, Carl Otto Kjellkvist wrote:
Im trying to do a wml site in Cocoon, everything works fine. but when I have som input's and whant to set them in my URL, e.g xyz.wml?link=foo, then I have to use a wmls-script... The problem is that the pipeline have to know this file and if I do so, the script file is shown in the browser :(
What you are doing is sending the request to check.wmls what obviously can not work. What you need to do is just building the correct URL, because of the inputs on client's side. I don't know how you can include scripts in WML, that's your part.
Joerg
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0" xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform";>
<xsl:template match="/">
<wml>
<card id="index">
<b>
<p align="center">WSCC Publisher</p>
</b>
<p> Title<INPUT NAME="Title" size="15"></INPUT><br/>
Intro:<input name="Intro" size="15"/><br/>
Key: <input name="Key" size="15"/><br/>
</p>
<do type="accept" label="Calculate">
<go href="check.wmls#go_url($(Title), $(Intro), $(Key))"/>
</do>
</card> </wml> </xsl:template> </xsl:stylesheet>
scriptfile..
extern function go_url(title, intro, key) {
var the_url="pub.wml?Title=" + title + "&Intro=" + intro + "&Key=" + key;
WMLBrowser.go(the_url); } [/code] sitemap... [code] <map:match pattern="**.wmls"> <map:read src="style/check.wmls" mime-type="wmls" /> </map:match>
What am I doing wrong??
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