orgurl in 3 steps form

johnsten — vr, 16 okt 2009 10:07:26 GMT

I've already solved it by using 2 personalities.

in step 1 created a textinput with default value

<xsl:value-of select="/root/system/requestparameters/parameter[name='orgurl']/value"/>

And xsltag orgurl

in step 3 created a textinputfield with default value

<xsl:value-of select="/root/system/flow/formelement/formpart[@xsltag = 'orgurl']/userentry"/>

Thanks for the help

orgurl in 3 steps form

Michel Teunissen — do, 15 okt 2009 18:58:13 GMT

Hi,

If I'm not mistaken, the orgurl is put in the formflow that's available to you. You can get it from there and put in under your own in key in the session. If you start that key with "GX_", the contents of that key will be available in the xml on which personalisations are performed such as and XSL to print return url on a page. If a handler needs to do the redirect at the end, your handler can just get the content (url) under that key from session and do the redirect. In that case you don't need to start the key with "GX_". Have a look at you frontend url with /xmldebug=true appended to it (after you've logged in @ .../web/admin)

Regards,

Michel

orgurl in 3 steps form

johnsten — do, 15 okt 2009 09:02:46 GMT

Can you explain the "park your original url in a self defined location within the session"

How can I extract the orgurl en park it into a new note in the session in 1 handler?

orgurl in 3 steps form

johnsten — do, 15 okt 2009 07:34:30 GMT

Also very handy when you have force someone to register when he hits a certain page and at the end of that flow be able to allow him back to where he started..

That's ecsacly why i need it

orgurl in 3 steps form

Michel Teunissen — wo, 14 okt 2009 19:39:07 GMT

Hi,

Probably the easiest way is to park your original url in a self defined location within the session somewhere and use that to jump back to your 'initial' original location. Also very handy when you have force someone to register when he hits a certain page and at the end of that flow be able to allow him back to where he started..

Regards,

Michel