Re: flowscript and select with multiple options

And just to answer my own question (in case there are other neophyte javascripters out there), the answer is, to get parameter(s) in array format use: var modellerArray = cocoon.request.getParameterValues("listImportExportUsers"); instead of var modellerArray = cocoon.request.ge

Re: flowscript and select with multiple options

After some debugging, I've reduced the problem to being that: cocoon.reqest.get(); Will not return an array. If one option is selected, it returns a string such as: "jeff". If more than one option is selected, it returns a String that looks like an array, but it can't be accessed a

Re: flowscript doesn't reach the continuation

This looks similar to the problem I am having with IE7. Just to make sure you have ruled this out: if you are using Internet Explorer to view a single field form, and you type return instead of click submit the page will just reload. Charles Rose CogNet MIT Press Journals On Oct 10, 2008,

Re: how to implement "back button functionality" from within a flow script

I agree with Derek. This post pretends I am a flowscript guru. Variables persist in a continuation. Inside the loop, only update what needs updating i.e. if the list does not require updating, use the existing list. Good programming only runs what is necessary. var done = false; var key= "firs

Re: flowscript doesn't reach the continuation

form.showForm("viewform-component-template"); looks better and may even be correct. This code is complicated by database access and form repeaters. Someone else may check the syntax. I would troubleshoot by logging often. The "print" statement logs to the Cocoon console. Examples: print("id=

flowscript and select with multiple options

Hello, I have a page with the following select/option list in a form: name="listImportExportUsers"> jeff jones john smith When this is submitted, how can I get a hold of the entire option list from within flowscript? I tried the following, but nothing in my loop below runs, even mak

Re: flowscript doesn't reach the continuation

These two things are not like the other: pages/component-template.html.xml pages/comnponent-template.xml The former is from my post. Notice the double extension. The latter is from your post. (Misspelled, hopefully a typo) On 10/10/08, Мария Григорьева <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Yes, of cour

RE: pass repeater to the database using javaflow

Hello! I'm using RepeaterAsList, because when I try to pass Repeater to the procedure public void addRepeater(Repeater repeater, int compositionID), I got the exception: org.mozilla.javascript.EvaluatorException: Can't find method org.apache.cocoon.mysamples.jdbc.postgresJDBCConn.addR

AW: pass repeater to the database using javaflow

Hi, Well I have never used RepeaterAsList so I can't really say what type the elements are, but in the Web I could find: A List view of a Repeater , each element of the list being a Map wrapping a repeater row, as d

Re: [C2.2] Sitemap: Block Context Path

On 06.10.2008, at 14:05, Matthias Müller wrote: what's the easiest way to get the context path of the current block (the project root)? i want to to use a parameter $myContextPath in my sitemap to work in a jx template, like this: With these input modules

pass repeater to the database using javaflow

Hello! I need to pass the repeater params to the database. Here the function: public void addRepeater(RepeaterAsList repeater, int compositionID) throws SQLException { for (int i=0;i

Re: Handling "file not found errors"

On 10.10.2008, at 12:57, Derek Hohls wrote: I have: src="org.apache.cocoon.selection.ExceptionSelector"> class="org.apache.cocoon.ResourceNotFoundException"/> class="java.io.FileNotFoundException"/> ... (after the last pipeline) ...

Re: Cocoon Configuration API usage - how to get running mode?

Hi Antonio, Is there a reason why you don't want to specify your properties in META-INF/cocoon/properties/[runningMode]/*.properties rather than WEB- INF/cocoon/properties/[runningMode]/*.properties? I define all my properties in the former and I am able to get the appropriate values for m

RE: Cocoon Configuration API usage - how to get running mode?

Hi Robin, I found that using RunningModeHelper.determineRunningMode(null) does the same thing :) My problem now is that my Settings object: new MutableSettings(runningMode) has an empty property list, instead of containing all my spring managed properties (defined in WEB-INF/cocoon/proper

Re: Handling "file not found errors"

Thanks Alexander I know I do not quite "grok" this yet... I have: ... (after the last pipeline) ... Which does not seem to work ie. still get same error page below? Thanks Derek >>> On 2008/10/10 at

Re: Cocoon Configuration API usage - how to get running mode?

Hi, If I understand correctly you want to determine the value of the property "org.apache.cocoon.mode", am I right? If so you can do it like this: String mode = ((Settings) WebAppContextUtils.getCurrentWebApplicationContext().getBean (Settings.ROLE)).getProperty("org.apache.cocoon.mode");

Re: How to force a Save As prompt?

David I agree with your examples below - I guess its been quite a long time since I had to work with systems that made me add ".php" or ".jsp" to my URLs. We are spoiled by Cocoon :) Derek >>> On 2008/10/09 at 03:30, in message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, David Legg <[EMAIL >>> PROTECTED]> wrote: D

Re: Handling "file not found errors"

On 10.10.2008, at 10:48, Derek Hohls wrote: Using Cocoon 2.1.8 I am displaying data from a database that, in theory, contains URL links to files on the local server. Occasionally, for various reasons, the files are not available. At the moment, Cocoon returns an informative - but ugly - er

RE: Cocoon Configuration API usage - how to get running mode?

Thanks Alex. Unfortunately the status generator uses a ServiceManager object to get the running mode, which I don't know how to get. Anyway, while researching I found that there is a RunningModeHelper class, so now I have this code: Class Config { public Config () { ...

Handling "file not found errors"

Using Cocoon 2.1.8 I am displaying data from a database that, in theory, contains URL links to files on the local server. Occasionally, for various reasons, the files are not available. At the moment, Cocoon returns an informative - but ugly - error page: Resource not found java.io.FileNotFoun

Re: Cocoon Configuration API usage - how to get running mode?

On 10.10.2008, at 09:18, Perez Guerrero, Antonio Javier wrote: How can I read spring managed properties from Java, without defining my classes as beans? I’ve tried using org.apache.cocoon.configuration.MutableSettings, which has all the methods that I need... But I cannot instantiate it be

Cocoon Configuration API usage - how to get running mode?

Hi, How can I read spring managed properties from Java, without defining my classes as beans? I've tried using org.apache.cocoon.configuration.MutableSettings, which has all the methods that I need... But I cannot instantiate it because I don't know how to determine the current running mode. Any

RE: flowscript doesn't reach the continuation

In the other funrction with form.showForm() I have the common problem... function editPhisicalParams() { var id = cocoon.parameters.id; var form = new Form("form-definition/phisical-params.xml"); var formMap = form.asMap(); var params = dao.jdbc.selectPhisicalParams