Hi,

I saw that approach in the samples, but thought it would be nice to be 
able to navigate the site passing parameters with POST sometimes, so 
instead I came up with this:

<map match ...>
    <map:select type="request-parameter">
       <map:parameter name="parameter-name" value="continuation-id"/>
          <map:when test="{request-param:continuation-id}">
             <map:call continuation="{request-param:continuation-id}"/>
          </map:when>
          <map:otherwise>
             <map:call function...


If the continuation parameter is not present, the test returns null, and 
goes to otherwise, which calls the form handler.  If the parameter 
exists (regardless of whether GET/POST) it calls the continuation.

Just a thought...

Ben Pope.


Eric E. Meyer wrote:
> This is how I work with hidden continuation ids since my form posts.
> 
> You can select based upon the request:method - continuing only on POST:
> 
>            <map:select type="oacl-simple">
>                <map:parameter name="value" value="{request:method}"/>
>                <map:when test="GET">
>                    <map:call function="functionName">
>                        <map:parameter name="searchType"
>                            value="{0}" />
>                    </map:call>
>                </map:when>
>                <map:when test="POST">
>                    <map:call
>                        continuation="{request-param:continuation-id}"
>                    />
>                </map:when>
>            </map:select>
> 
> Regards,
> Eric