On Feb 5, 2007, at 6:02 PM, Jason Johnston wrote:
On Mon, 5 Feb 2007 17:50:21 -0500, "Steven D. Majewski"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And when I fix the misspelling of "{flow-attr:alt_kont}" in the
sitemap, the one I explicitly
passed works -- but that's not the current continuation -- that the
one I bookmarked
right before the sendPageAndWait() call, so clicking on it just goes
in a loop.
So passing a continuation explicitly in the use map works:
var altcont = cocoon.createWebContinuation();
cocoon.sendPageAndWait( 'work/' + umap.instdir + '/' + umap.docbase
+ '.aggregate', { alt_kont:altcont.id } );
But I can't seem to get the cocoon.continuation.id ( whether I use
dots or slashes in the sitemap ).
The sitemap snippet you posted earlier:
<map:parameter name="kont" value="{flow-attr:cocoon/continuation/
id}"/>
will not work because the flow-attr object you're passing does not
have a member named "cocoon", just "alt_kont". You cannot
implicitly access the cocoon global object from the flow-attr input
module.
You can use instead the flow-continuation input module:
<map:parameter name="kont" value="{flow-continuation:id}"/>
Thank you, THANK YOU, Jason!
This works and does what I needed.
( I had thought the continuation was considered an attribute of the
flow object model,
so I though it would be accessible via flow-attr: "attribute"
seems to be an
undefined term in the cocoon docs -- I recall earlier searching in
vain for what
exactly were the request attributes, session attributes, etc. and
where they came from. )
-- Steve Majewski
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