function testRequest(){
        var testObj = { "test" : "this worked" };
        cocoon.request.setAttribute("testing", "blah");

//http://cocoon.apache.org/2.1/userdocs/flow/api.html#sendPage-N100FF
//shouldn't this be something like this?:
cocoon.sendPage("flowScriptXQuery", testObj);

Grin..

        cocoon.sendPage("testRequest" : testObj);
}

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anyway the point is that if I use a simple form <form
action="flowScriptXQuery" method="POST"> with a textfield. The parameter

And shouldn't the action be "testFlowRequest"?

gets picked up by the xquery and I will see what I type into the field.
If on the other hand I try to use flowscript nothing happens (i've tried
quite a number of variations).

:-)

Cheers,
Geert

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