Keith
Did you look at the methods inherited from DynamicURI?
setScreen
public DynamicURI setScreen(java.lang.String screen)
Sets the screen= value for this URL.
By default it adds the information to the path_info instead of
the query data.
Returns:
A DynamicURI (self).
I think thats what you want, though I dont think you pass the classname
but rather the relative path. For the example you give, I think you just
pass "Default". If it were appname.modules.screens.login.Foo, then
you'd pass something like "login.Foo".
I'm not positive on this, most of my work has been on the backend of
things, not so much in the presentation layer.
HTH
-b
On Wed, 2003-06-25 at 13:52, Keith Seim wrote:
> Ok, this might be impossible, but I want to make use of the
> $link.setPage feature:
>
> $link.setPage("index.wm")
>
> ... except I'd like to be able to put the Screen classname in there...
> for instance:
>
> $link.setPage("APP-NAME.modules.screens.Default") (where Default.class
> is the screen class I'm referring to).
>
> Is that possible? I can't find this feature in the
> org.apache.turbine.*.*Link docs.
>
> Thanks
> Keith
>
>
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