That definitely should work. And having the same name shouldn't make
a difference. Just be sure that when you call it, use the scope,
certainly.
How are you making the assignment?
<@assign name="request$this" value="<@var method$this[*,*]>">
appears to be the safest way to do an array re-assignment.
Alternatively while still in the TCF, when you CREATE the array,
don't even bother creating it in method scope, just create it in
request scope.
On May 11, 2006, at 4:41 PM, Dan Stein wrote:
Fro some reason this stuff never ever sticks in my head. Must be
because I
hardly ever use it.
I have a tcf that returns an array in the method scope so method
$thatarray
ahs a value.
I need to get that into a request scope array so I can use it to loop
through a set of records and find the 4 ID's that came back.
I can't seem to get that into a request scope array.
I thought that in the method action if I assign a value of request
and a
name it would then assign the method scope array that comes back to
that
request scope
The request scope keeps being empty.
I did assign it the same name does that matter?
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