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Altering a query string in a sitemap?
I need to turn a request that looks like this:
/aaa/bbb?Q=[a string]
into this:
/aaa/bbb?[a string]
In my application [a string] is the actual complete query string I want to pass along
to the XSP.
What I want to do is create a form that allows the user to add a paramter to a query
string I already have in hand in the XSL. Unfortunatly, the it seems HTML can't
generate an action the with my pre-formed query string already in place. I have to
give the query string a label and pass it like it was a type "hidden" parameter (if I
put parameters in the action, the browser adds a second "?" on the end of the
resulting request).
Can the sitemap strip off the "Q=" and pass the remaining string on as though it was
the original query string?
Thanks
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Re: Altering a query string in a sitemap?
Posted by Jeff Sexton <se...@odscompanies.com>.
Antonio Fiol Bonnín wrote:
> <map:match pattern="/aaa/bbb">
> <map:redirect-to uri="/aaa/bbb?{request-param:Q}" />
> <!-- Untested: uri="?{request-param:Q}" -->
> </map:match>
This works, thanks!
It does however pass along the entire original query string also. I end up with
/aaa/bbb?[a string]&Q=[a string]
with the second intance of [a string] fully encoded. This isn't really a problem,
all the parameters I need are there. Tt's just extras.
> 2005/4/22, Jeff Sexton <se...@odscompanies.com>:
>
>>I need to turn a request that looks like this:
>>
>>/aaa/bbb?Q=[a string]
>>
>>into this:
>>
>>/aaa/bbb?[a string]
>>
>>In my application [a string] is the actual complete query string I want to pass along
>>to the XSP.
>>
>>What I want to do is create a form that allows the user to add a paramter to a query
>>string I already have in hand in the XSL. Unfortunatly, the it seems HTML can't
>>generate an action the with my pre-formed query string already in place. I have to
>>give the query string a label and pass it like it was a type "hidden" parameter (if I
>>put parameters in the action, the browser adds a second "?" on the end of the
>>resulting request).
>>
>>Can the sitemap strip off the "Q=" and pass the remaining string on as though it was
>>the original query string?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>--
>>The ODS Companies
>>Jeff Sexton
>>Information Services
>>(503) 228-6554 x1026
>>http://www.odscompanies.com
>>
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Re: Altering a query string in a sitemap?
Posted by Jeff Sexton <se...@odscompanies.com>.
Opps, I stand corrected. This is actually doing exactly what I want and nothing
more. I had an error in my html.
Thanks again!
Antonio Fiol Bonnín wrote:
> <map:match pattern="/aaa/bbb">
> <map:redirect-to uri="/aaa/bbb?{request-param:Q}" />
> <!-- Untested: uri="?{request-param:Q}" -->
> </map:match>
>
> 2005/4/22, Jeff Sexton <se...@odscompanies.com>:
>
>>I need to turn a request that looks like this:
>>
>>/aaa/bbb?Q=[a string]
>>
>>into this:
>>
>>/aaa/bbb?[a string]
>>
>>In my application [a string] is the actual complete query string I want to pass along
>>to the XSP.
>>
>>What I want to do is create a form that allows the user to add a paramter to a query
>>string I already have in hand in the XSL. Unfortunatly, the it seems HTML can't
>>generate an action the with my pre-formed query string already in place. I have to
>>give the query string a label and pass it like it was a type "hidden" parameter (if I
>>put parameters in the action, the browser adds a second "?" on the end of the
>>resulting request).
>>
>>Can the sitemap strip off the "Q=" and pass the remaining string on as though it was
>>the original query string?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>--
>>The ODS Companies
>>Jeff Sexton
>>Information Services
>>(503) 228-6554 x1026
>>http://www.odscompanies.com
>>
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Re: Altering a query string in a sitemap?
Posted by Antonio Fiol Bonnín <an...@gmail.com>.
<map:match pattern="/aaa/bbb">
<map:redirect-to uri="/aaa/bbb?{request-param:Q}" />
<!-- Untested: uri="?{request-param:Q}" -->
</map:match>
2005/4/22, Jeff Sexton <se...@odscompanies.com>:
> I need to turn a request that looks like this:
>
> /aaa/bbb?Q=[a string]
>
> into this:
>
> /aaa/bbb?[a string]
>
> In my application [a string] is the actual complete query string I want to pass along
> to the XSP.
>
> What I want to do is create a form that allows the user to add a paramter to a query
> string I already have in hand in the XSL. Unfortunatly, the it seems HTML can't
> generate an action the with my pre-formed query string already in place. I have to
> give the query string a label and pass it like it was a type "hidden" parameter (if I
> put parameters in the action, the browser adds a second "?" on the end of the
> resulting request).
>
> Can the sitemap strip off the "Q=" and pass the remaining string on as though it was
> the original query string?
>
> Thanks
>
> --
> The ODS Companies
> Jeff Sexton
> Information Services
> (503) 228-6554 x1026
> http://www.odscompanies.com
>
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