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Flow confusion: dealing with continuation ID's?
Folks,
Flow has me puzzled a bit.
I'm creating several HTML pages to be served by a flowscript. I'm used
to writing XML that gets rendered as HTML by a stylesheet. So I expect I
can access the continuation-ID from within XSLT because I want to use it
as a FORM-action. Is it just me, or is this impossible?
Another approach is to have an JX-template for a header that inserts a
continuation-IS, then use aggregation to fetch the rest of each page.
A hint would be appreciated here,
Cheers,
Sandor
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Re: Flow confusion: dealing with continuation ID's?
Posted by Sandor Spruit <sa...@cs.uu.nl>.
Brian Vargas wrote:
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> Sandor,
>
> | I'm creating several HTML pages to be served by a flowscript. I'm used
> | to writing XML that gets rendered as HTML by a stylesheet. So I expect I
> | can access the continuation-ID from within XSLT because I want to use it
> | as a FORM-action. Is it just me, or is this impossible?
>
> I discovered through a bit of experimentation that there is an input
> module to get the current continuation id. You can use that to pass the
> continuation id into your stylesheet for rendering into the form.
>
> A contrived example:
>
> <map:match pattern="foo">
> <map:generate src="bar.xml"/>
> <map:transform src="boo.xslt"
> <map:parameter name="continuation-id"
> value="{flow-continuation:id}"/>
> </map:transform>
> <map:serialize/>
> </map:match>
He, cool, I had just figured out how to use a JX-template powered header
combined with XML-files in aggregation. So, now I have two solutions :)
Sandor
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Re: Flow confusion: dealing with continuation ID's?
Posted by Brian Vargas <ar...@procrastinators.org>.
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Sandor,
| I'm creating several HTML pages to be served by a flowscript. I'm used
| to writing XML that gets rendered as HTML by a stylesheet. So I expect I
| can access the continuation-ID from within XSLT because I want to use it
| as a FORM-action. Is it just me, or is this impossible?
I discovered through a bit of experimentation that there is an input
module to get the current continuation id. You can use that to pass the
continuation id into your stylesheet for rendering into the form.
A contrived example:
<map:match pattern="foo">
<map:generate src="bar.xml"/>
<map:transform src="boo.xslt"
<map:parameter name="continuation-id" value="{flow-continuation:id}"/>
</map:transform>
<map:serialize/>
</map:match>
Hope that helps!
Brian
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