RE: [CForms/Flow] updating repeater causes loss of session contex t-please help

2004-11-20 Thread H . vanderLinden
Hi,

> not quite possible for 2 flowscript functions but feasible with a 
> flowscript function and an action:
> 
> 
>
>  
>
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> 

As far as I can tell, the correct syntax should be:


   
  
  
   


But this still does not solve the problem. :-(

Any other ideas?


BTW In the "logout" function I would like to write a log message containing
the userid that is logging out.
I think this is the same problem, because I specifically pass the
{session-context:authentication/authentication/ID} parameter in the sitemap,
but it's empty in the "logout" function.

Thanks. 

Bye, Helma




Re: [CForms/Flow] updating repeater causes loss of session contex t - please help

2004-11-19 Thread Leszek Gawron
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I do not know how auth-fw works. Still this looks for me like the 
problem occurs when you resume continuations. Shouldn't you wrap your 
 with some auth-fw action?

Sounds plausible, but I have no clue what the correct syntax should be. How
do I mix the following:

   
  


   

And

   

In other words: how do I wrap the 'call function="isLoggedIn"' around the
'call continuation'?
Thanks.
Bye, Helma
not quite possible for 2 flowscript functions but feasible with a 
flowscript function and an action:


  

  
  

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RE: [CForms/Flow] updating repeater causes loss of session contex t - please help

2004-11-19 Thread H . vanderLinden
> I do not know how auth-fw works. Still this looks for me like the 
> problem occurs when you resume continuations. Shouldn't you wrap your 
>  with some auth-fw action?

Sounds plausible, but I have no clue what the correct syntax should be. How
do I mix the following:


   
  


   


And


   


In other words: how do I wrap the 'call function="isLoggedIn"' around the
'call continuation'?

Thanks.

Bye, Helma