grrr.. I'm sorry guys this has been very frustrating for me :(
Thank you both for answering :)
JD Daniels wrote:
cocoon.request.getCookieMap()['mycookie'];
cocoon.request.getCookieMap();
Both end up undefined - yet the cookie does exist.
I am also using the cookie to choose which xsl to use in my sitemap:
<map:transform
src="context://xsl/document2{request:cookieMap/mycookie/value}html.xsl">
{request:cookieMap/mycookie/value} being the important part there - it
works 100% - I'm sure i should be able to do the same in flow.
Mark Lundquist wrote:
On Aug 30, 2005, at 3:17 PM, JD Daniels wrote:
Well, I have not ever looked at input modules to this point. I
suppose I could look into them and see, but it seems to me that
getting a cookie by its name should be a one line trivial thing.
Hi JD,
I think you should be able to write
var foobar = cocoon.request.getCookieMap()['foobar'];
Give that a shot...
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