David R. Baird wrote:
>On 21 Sep 2004 at 14:21, David R. Baird wrote:
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>>You'll need to encode your arguments as a url query string and append
>>them to the path. But if 'current' is the current request, you can
>>get a whole Maypole request object for it inside
>>/camera/select_snapshot from $ARGS{request}->{parent}
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>Or you could use a Mason subrequest instead of a Maypole subrequest:
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><% $m->subexec( comp => "/camera/select_snapshot", args => [ current
>=> "http://localhost/person/get_snapshot/1" ] ) %>
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>Inside the subrequest you can get the original Mason request from
>$m->parent_request, from which you can probably extract the
>information you want to pass in the 'current' argument.
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>d.
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I thought about that, but I realized what I really wanted was a Maypole
request. I want a Maypole Model Class method to be called. Is there a
way to make that happen using a Mason request?
>>On 21 Sep 2004 at 8:29, Brian Glass wrote:
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>>>I'm using Maypole::Component (in conjunction with HTML::Mason) and
>>>wondering if there is any way to pass a value to a component call.
>>>Something like:
>>>
>>><% $request->component( "/camera/select_snapshot", current =>
>>>"http://localhost/person/get_snapshot/1" ) %>
>>>
>>>Unfortunately the value passed for "current" never seems to get there.
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>>Dr. David R. Baird
>>Riverside Content Management Systems
>>http://www.riverside-cms.co.uk
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