MEnu based deployment

Hi

I am trying to implement menu based deployment. I have my .ipl file which i call on menu click for validations, the problem which I am facing is that parameters like area_path, branch_path are coming empty.

Thanks
Manuj

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nipper

You need to post a great deal more information than you have so fa.

Start with OS and TS level.

Next provide a use case, (i.e. workflow calls IPL, calls CGI, etc).

Finally you may beed to post some of the offending code (you have vpath in 1 routine, not getting to the other, how is it invoked and code snippet).

This should be pretty easy.

Andy

Adam Stoller

You need to post a great deal more information than you have so fa.

Start with OS and TS level.

Next provide a use case, (i.e. workflow calls IPL, calls CGI, etc).

Finally you may beed to post some of the offending code (you have vpath in 1 routine, not getting to the other, how is it invoked and code snippet).

This should be pretty easy.

Andy

Also - try using the iw-bin/show_env.ipl script in place of your custom menu script (he did say menu deployment - so I'm assuming it's a custom menu script) and look at the information it provides - my guess is that you're using code written for older versions of TeamSite - in which case you can either fix the code to use the new form variable information, or preface your script with the wrapper iw-bin/wdpro_menu.ipl/your-script.

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sandujamanuj

I am Using Teamsite 6.5.
Following is the code snippet that i am using :

use TeamSite::CGI_lite;
use TeamSite::Config;

$|=1;
my $cgi = TeamSite::CGI_lite->new();
$cgi->parse_data();
my $isInWa = "false";
my $i=0;
my $areapath= $cgi->escape_html_data($cgi->{form}{"area_path"});
$areapath=~ s|\\|/|g;

my $branchname= $cgi->escape_html_data($cgi->{form} {"branch_path"});
$branchname =~ s|\\|/|g;
print OUT " branchname - $branchname \n";

my $strFilepath= $cgi->escape_html_data($cgi->{form}{"path_$i"});

@acWorkareaPath = split(/\//,$areapath);

$imageareaPath = $acWorkareaPath[0]."/".$acWorkareaPath[1]."/".$acWorkareaPath[2]."/".$acWorkareaPath[3];

Here $areapath and $branchname are coming to be empty whenever i try to call this perl file on menu click event.
Plz let me know in case you need some more information.

Thanks
Manuj

Adam Stoller

I am Using Teamsite 6.5.
Following is the code snippet that i am using :

use TeamSite::CGI_lite;
use TeamSite::Config;

$|=1;
my $cgi = TeamSite::CGI_lite->new();
$cgi->parse_data();
my $isInWa = "false";
my $i=0;
my $areapath= $cgi->escape_html_data($cgi->{form}{"area_path"});
$areapath=~ s|\\|/|g;

my $branchname= $cgi->escape_html_data($cgi->{form} {"branch_path"});
$branchname =~ s|\\|/|g;
print OUT " branchname - $branchname \n";

my $strFilepath= $cgi->escape_html_data($cgi->{form}{"path_$i"});

@acWorkareaPath = split(/\//,$areapath);

$imageareaPath = $acWorkareaPath[0]."/".$acWorkareaPath[1]."/".$acWorkareaPath[2]."/".$acWorkareaPath[3];

Here $areapath and $branchname are coming to be empty whenever i try to call this perl file on menu click event.
Plz let me know in case you need some more information.

Thanks
Manuj

I'll repeat myself - either:

either should lead you to being able to fix the problem.

sandujamanuj

I could solve some of my problem, now I am using vpath instead of areapath and i am able to get the value foer the same.
Problem which I am facing now is that if i select multiple file in content centre i get a array in vpath, now how can I parse through the array to get the individual names for the files attached. Vpath array looks like 'vpath - ARRAY(0x154cfb8)'
Please advice

Thanks
Manuj

Adam Stoller

I could solve some of my problem, now I am using vpath instead of areapath and i am able to get the value foer the same.
Problem which I am facing now is that if i select multiple file in content centre i get a array in vpath, now how can I parse through the array to get the individual names for the files attached. Vpath array looks like 'vpath - ARRAY(0x154cfb8)'
Please advice

Thanks
Manuj

At one point I posted a whole thing about how to deal with the vpath array - unfortunately I guess it was in a beta forum which is no longer online and thus I cannot point you to the post. Here, off the top of my head is the basic code:

my $vpath = $cgi->{form}{vpath};
if (ref($vpath) eq "ARRAY"){
    $vpath = [$vpath];
}
foreach my $path (@{$vpath}){
    print "GOT: $path\n";
}