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get value from query HELP

cc96ai

I have a callout , the URL is
promptFileUpload.ipl?path=/www/releases/images/
it has <path> parameter pass from query, I dont know why i cannot get the value from CGI ?

use TeamSite::Config;
use CGI;
my $cgi = new CGI;
my $area_path = $cgi->param("area_path");
my $form_name = $cgi->param('iw_form_name');
my $element_name = $cgi->param('iw_callback_var');
my $path = $cgi->param("path");

Thanks

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chuckles

Any CGI callout from a DCT is wrapped using the iw_cgi_wrapper script. Passing query params doesn't work so good. I usually fall back to using extra path info.

So, callout URL looks like this:
/iw-bin/promptFileUpload.ipl/www/releases/images/

and then in your script
my $path = $cgi->path_info();

Migrateduser

Because it's a query string, I think your code might need to be a bit different. For instance, this little routine will create a CGI object based on the query string:


 use CGI;
 $query new CGI;

The various components of the query string are available through the param( ) method. If you call the method without parameters it will return the names of the various form elements:


 foreach @name ($query -> param) {
  $value = $query -> param ($name);
  print "$name => $value\n";
 }

Also, why are you using double quotes for two of them and single quotes for the other two? I don't know if it actually makes a difference to the module, but it doesn't look very clean.

Dave

Current Environment(s):
(1) TS 6.5 on W2K3
(2) TS 6.1 SP1 on W2K3
By the way, I miss Unix terribly.

cc96ai

I try to list all the parameter
but I cannot find the parameter "path"

Content/Date/Date => 05/05/2005
Content/PageTitle => Media Release
Content/articleHeader =>
Content/Image/NewImage =>
Content/Caption =>
iw_dcrVPath =>
iw_tdt => InTheNews/content
iw_action =>
iw_taskid => null
iw_wfAction => null
area_path => //tela/default/main/Internet/WORKAREA/Internet
iw_callback_var => Content/Image/NewImage
iw_dcr_path =>
iw_dcr_type => InTheNews/content
iw_dcr_vpath =>
iw_field_type => 1
iw_form_name => window.opener.top._dcWin.formframe.document.dcreditForm
iw_item_description => Uploaded files will be stored in /www/releases/images
iw_item_name => Content/Image/NewImage
iw_item_value =>
iw_object_name =>
session => 52616e646f6d4956b70972ae34b0044ac65b04ebd542cb3256f1c7ac01043c5f031ada1fc4fdf96657c6226640687fa3f0e54b0a3c0bef82cd3a7688b6303fbe
task_id => null
user_name => cc96ai
user_role => admin
MyContent1 =>

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cc96ai

the URL is
/iw-bin/promptFileUpload.ipl?path=/www/releases/images/

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Migrateduser

Okay, well like I said, because it's in the query string and the other values presumably are not, you may need to create a separate object for it. It also appears as though the double-quote/single-quote thing doesn't make a difference for variable retrieval.

Dave

Current Environment(s):
(1) TS 6.5 on W2K3
(2) TS 6.1 SP1 on W2K3
By the way, I miss Unix terribly.

cc96ai

use TeamSite::CGI_lite;

my $form_name = $cgi->{'form'}{'iw_form_name'};
my $element_name = $cgi->{'form'}{'iw_callback_var'};
my $path = $cgi->{'form'}{'path'};

it works fine now.
Thanks everyone

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gzevin

>Any CGI callout from a DCT is wrapped using the iw_cgi_wrapper script.

not necessarily. I never do that

Greg Zevin, Ph.D. Comp. Sc.
Independent Interwoven Consultant/Architect
Sydney, AU

rodigz

hi there,

I've use these things in 5.52 now in 6.5 things are not working. How should I passed param in 6.5?
my $username = $page->param($PARAM_USER_NAME);
my $userrole = $page->param($PARAM_USER_ROLE);
my $area_path = $page->param($PARAM_AREA_PATH);

thanks.

rodigz

Hi there,

How did you list the following items? I'm using 6.5 right now.
Which one should I use use TeamSite::CGI_lite;?

Please advise.

thanks.

jbonifaci

Whenever you have problems like this, the easiest solution is to output all of the post data being passed and see what is there. Just output all params and their values and you should find what you need.

~Jeff

gzevin

are you talking about custom menu items or CGI callouts?

Greg Zevin, Ph.D. Comp. Sc.
Independent Interwoven Consultant/Architect
Sydney, AU