Dev at weitling wrote:
Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
Joerg Heinicke wrote:
On 10.03.2008 18:48, Grzegorz Kossakowski wrote:
That's what I originally tried. It would seem that due to a matcher in
the sub sitemap that matches all html requests. This matcher
contains a
simple action to verify a request header and redirect if not present.
Once the action is called without having to redirect, control is not
returned to the parent.
I originally tried adding a redirect to cocoon://default/ and that
didn't help. When there is a lot of nested sitemaps I can see that
approach becoming evil. ;-)
What about magic "pass-through" attribute of map:mount?
So you actually have to configure that it falls back to the parent
sitemap? Man, I haven't work with Cocoon for too long ;-)
Yep, exactly.
I discovered this attribute while removing support for <map:mount> in
Micro Cocoon. That was very interesting experience to dive into guts of
Cocoon. ;-)
Is it documented somewhere? We don't want to loose this gem!
Excellent, this attribute does exactly what I need.
Thanks all.
Alec
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