Hello,
> I don't think you need a SessionVar. You can just capture the RequestVar's
> value in a local val and refer to that in the closure.
> Basically if I understand correctly, this is a typical scenario where you
> output a form and associate functions with its fields which are to be
> executed on the *next* request when it's submitted. That request will use a
> new snippet instance for its output, but first it executes your functions,
> which have captured references to whatever they refer to.
yes, what I'm doing is I capture the value in a function and later in that
function I update the request variable with the captured value so that the form
is rendered correctly.
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Adam
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