Hi Jake,
no that was what I was doing :) the issue is that the plp code
redirects to customadmin.cfm which then plucks the module variable
from the url and makes a cfmodule call. So without editing the
customadmin.cfm file which I don't want to do, I can't see a way to
pass in the variable.
There must be something I'm missing but I'm stuffed if I can see it.
Toby
On 19/01/2007, at 22:48 , Jake Churchill wrote:
>
> I'm gonna take a stab at this at 5:30am so if I sound like an
> idiot, please forgive me.
> The PLP steps contained in the dmHTML "wizard" use a javascript
> 'location.href=' call which I believe acts as a redirect. As far
> as scoping the object id, have you tried the request scope? I've
> found that farcry (in general) dumps everything for the current
> page in the request scope. Have you dumped stObj to find out what
> it contains, if anything at all? One last thing, and I'm not in
> the office today so I can't check on this, but you might want to
> check farcry/farcry_core/admin/admin/customadmin.cfm to find out
> what it is doing with the parameters. Perhaps you need a call like
> customadmin.cfm?module=products/productOverview.cfm?
> objectid=#stObj.ObjectID#, notice the object ID appended to the
> productOverview.cfm rather than customadmin.cfm. You'd probably
> have to escape the second question mark for this to work.
>
> Other than that, I'm out of ideas unless you can show me some
> code. Hopefully someone else (where it's not so early in the
> morning) will have some ideas to guide you.
>
> Good Luck.
>
> -Jake
>
> Toby Tremayne wrote:
>> Hi all,
>> I'm trying to get a standard wizard to return the user to a custom
>> location instead of the standard edittabOverview.cfm and having
>> some odd issues. I use a genericAdmin tag, and a copy of the
>> dmhtml wizard with all the same stuff in the edit.cfm. I'm
>> setting the cancelCompleteUrl to #application.url.farcry#/admin/
>> customadmin.cfm?objectid=#stObj.ObjectID#&module=products/
>> productOverview.cfm
>>
>> my problem is that if the user clicks SAVE, they are taken to this
>> custom page with no problems. If however they click CANCEL, they
>> are still taken to the page but obviously via a different route,
>> because suddently url.objectID is no longer available. I've tried
>> everything I can think of, and in tracking through the code calls
>> I haven't seen quite what's going on. I can see that it seems to
>> be being called via a cfmodule for cancel, but is redirecting to
>> the url itself for save - however the caller scope never contains
>> url.objectid either! Any ideas?
>>
>> Toby
>>
>>
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>>
>> Life is poetry, write it in your own words
>>
>> -----------------------------------
>>
>> Toby Tremayne
>> Senior Technical Consultant
>> Lyricist Software
>> 0416 048 090
>> ICQ: 13107913
>>
>>
>>
>> >
>
>
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Life is poetry, write it in your own words
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Toby Tremayne
Senior Technical Consultant
Lyricist Software
0416 048 090
ICQ: 13107913
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