Hi,
we have a problem using continuations...
[...]
function editParent() {
[...]
}
function addChild( parent ) {
[...]
}
We'll tried it this way - looks promising.
Thanks a lot!
stefan.
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Hello everybody,
we have a problem using continuations...
we have two forms: editParent and editChild -
both use flowscript.
in the editparent form is a repeater that shows
the assigned child. if the user adds an child
the editChild form is opened.
so far we couldn't figure out how one can return t
Hello everybody,
we have a problem using continuations...
we have two forms: editParent and editChild -
both use flowscript.
in the editparent form is a repeater that shows
the assigned child. if the user adds an child
the editChild form is opened.
so far we couldn't figure out how one can return t
Hello everybody,
we have a problem using continuations...
we have two forms: editParent and editChild -
both use flowscript.
in the editparent form is a repeater that shows
the assigned child. if the user adds an child
the editChild form is opened.
so far we couldn't figure out how one can return t
It should work the same for both normal and multipart forms, without use
of the SetCharacterEncodingAction. You do need the fix though I pointed
to in a previous mail, since that one is not yet in Cocoon 2.1.6 IIRC.
Got it ;-) Should've tried that first. It just works.
Thanks a lot!
Stefan.
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Hey Bruno,
I am not sure if the above patch fixes the problem I mentioned.
The patch replaces
this.defaultFormEncoding);
by
this.containerEncoding);
In our configuration the
defaultFormEncoding == containerEncoding == "UTF-8" - so the patch
doesn't seem to have a influence on our problem :-(
t
This problem is already fixed, though in a different way:
http://svn.apache.org/viewcvs.cgi/cocoon/branches/BRANCH_2_1_X/src/java/org/apache/cocoon/servlet/CocoonServlet.java?rev=106200&r1=55730&r2=106200
Hey Bruno,
thanks for your reply.
I am not sure if the above patch fixes the problem I mention
Bertrand Delacretaz wrote:
Le 5 mars 05, à 15:17, stefan pickschneider a écrit :
..we have a problem with the encoding, cforms and file uploads.
Did you look at http://wiki.apache.org/cocoon/RequestParameterEncoding ?
It might give some answers.
-Bertrand
Hello,
thanks for your suggestion - it
Hello,
we have a problem with the encoding, cforms and file uploads.
We have a form that allows to upload a file and on the same form an
input field to enter the corresponding title. The upload works but
if you enter special characters (like german umlauts) these are sent
as garbage ('?'). The enc
uploads work at
the same time?
Thanks a lot,
stefan.
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