Hi Gary,
Well I think your problem is because of this:
When you call sendPageAndWait or showForm cocoon generates a continuation. When
doing an on-change action no new Id is generated (al least I haven't seen any
Server to Client communication indicating this) ... as soon as you press your
browsers back button you get a continuation which lies more in the past than
you intended to ... unfortunately I have no solution for your problem. Maybe
just knowing why it doesn't work makes you feel better ;)
Regards,
Christofer
Von: Gary Larsen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Donnerstag, 8. März 2007 15:46
An: users@cocoon.apache.org
Betreff: Question on Ajax and continuations
I just have a question on Ajax processing to help me understand what's
happening. I'm using 2.1.9.
Here's the scenario:
- an on-change listener set values on a form
- form is submitted
- back button on browser
- the values are no longer set
When setting values directly on the form the values are still set when
returning from the submit. When Ajax is turned off the values also remain set.
I don't consider this a real problem considering the benefits of Ajax. Is this
normal behavior or could I be doing something wrong?
Thanks,
gary
