I'm sure this is a simple question, I've searched the mailing list and
haven't seen anything at least related to my keywords.
I have a set of checkboxes like this:
<input type="checkbox" name="types" value="someidcode1"/>Something 1
<input type="checkbox" name="types" value="someidcode2"/>Something 2
<input type="checkbox" name="types" value="someidcode3"/>Something 3
If I select multiple checkboxes the flowscript returns a
java.util.Vector when accessing cocoon.request.get("types"). But if I
only select one checkbox it returns a string. If I try something like
the following I get an error if I select multiples:
if (typeof(cocoon.request.get("types")) == "string") {
...some code here...
} else {
...more code here...
}
And, of course, if I select a single one without doing this check and
I try to access a size() method I get an methodnotfound error since
the return type is string. Any way I can force it to always return a
Vector, or is there a better way of type checking? I could always
just trap the exception, but that just doesnt seem like a good idea.
Thanks,
- Brent
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