[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If I have a page with the following line:
<a href="?id=7">7</a>
and I click on '7' it displays the following in the address bar:
http://my.page.com/function?id=7
I've got a flow script that matches 'function' and does the following:
<map:match pattern="function">
<map:call function="do_call"/>
</map:match>
This is the function called:
if (cocoon.request.getParameter("id") != null) {
do.something
}
Have no time to check this now, but add before your statement:
cocoon.log.error("cocoon.request.getParameter('id') =" +
cocoon.request.getParameter("id"))
This will show you on the console (if using jetty) the real parameter value.
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
This is a basic javascript language construction: In javascript, you
cannot test against "null" you need to test using "undefined"
Here's my problem, for some reason I cannot get cocoon to recognize
the request. Basically, this 'if' statement is never true.
Does the request "function?id=7" still match "function" and the
continuation
would know to go back to "do_call"?
Also, how can I tell if what parameters are available to me?
Thanks.
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