18 Oct
2008
18 Oct
'08
11:47 a.m.
could you tell what's the "right" way to define VM variable which can be
used in the JSX object code?
in my_jsx_doc, i put
#set($my_var = "my_val")
and in the JSX code in the object being in the my_jsx_doc, i have
doit(${my_var}) or doit("${my_var}") or doit($myvar)
and either, I get a null exception or it keeps ${my_var}
thanks
Pascal
On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 11:25 AM, Sergiu Dumitriu <sergiu(a)xwiki.com> wrote:
Pascal Voitot wrote:
Hello,
I create a JSX object with parse option enabled and in the code I put
something like:
doit("${my_vm_variable}")
in my XWiki doc, i put:
#set($my_vm_variable = "my_value")
$xwiki.jsx.use("my_jsx_doc")
This does not work because these two documents are parsed during
different requests, so different velocity contexts.
But, the variables are not interpreted... (I also
tried to put the
variable
in the jsx doc but doesn't work either)
This should work. Are you sure you're defining the variables the correct
way? Also make sure the page was not cached. During development I use a
"forbid" cache policy to make sure I don't see stale pages.
I may misunderstand something :)
Well, "parse" is supposed to do what you said, parse the content using
velocity. Just keep in mind that it is parsed in a separate, clean
context, just with the bare variables in it: $doc, $request, $response,
$xwiki, $context, $msg and a few others.
regards
Pascal
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