1 Jun
2007
1 Jun
'07
5:59 p.m.
Hi,
You could just send the classname and the property name as GET parameters, like:
?xpage=process&className=${obj.className}&fieldName=${prop.name}&input=aaa
Because you don't have specific class in a document, the suggest can
be used for any kind of objects, like access rights, comments, tags.
On 6/1/07, evelyne24(a)gmail.com <evelyne24(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Hello,
I have a tricky question. For my ajax suggest, I need to know the class a document
belongs to. To be more precise: the user makes a class, let's say TryClass, and then a
new document of that class. The class has a property (String let's say) that is
displayed as an input. When the user writes something in the input field, my ajax sends a
request to a velocity template (something like ?xpage=process&input=aaa).
In process.vm I need to know the class (the USER's class) the document from which the
request was made belongs to. I modified the java code like that
BaseClass bclass = getxWikiClass();
String classname;
if(bclass == null) classname = "";
else classname = bclass.getName();
but the classname is actually StringClass (the class of the property) so I thought there
might me a way to find out the user class in the velocity template, by using $context or
something like that....I don't really know.
Please help.
Thank you,
Evelina Slatineanu
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