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Sent: Friday, September 07, 2007 5:56 PM
Subject: Re: pass parameters to
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Not reddit; no upmods for short, content-free posts.
Oh, wait.
Curses.
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On 9/7/07, Christopher Schultz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Who really cares whether the URL is long or not?
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Rod,
Rod Bollinger wrote:
> There is nothing wrong with Javascript in general - when used judiciously.
>
> The problem with Javascript (in this particular situation) is that if
> Javascript is disabled or unavailable for any reason, the user will no
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Chris Pratt wrote:
> On 9/7/07, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> --- Christopher Schultz wrote:
>>> Who really cares whether the URL is long or not?
>>
>> People who have a URL longer than some browsers will
>> accept?
>
> Also, it is
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> > >
> > > Submit the form
> >
> > Oh, the humanity!
> >
> > Seriously, I hate seeing this kind of code. First of all, it
> > requires javascript.
>
>
On 9/7/07, Rod Bollinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The problem with Javascript (in this particular situation) is that if
> Javascript is disabled or unavailable for any reason, the user will not be
> able to submit the request - this is a major accessibility no-no.
Rod: That is a valid point, s
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> >
> > Submit the form
>
> Oh, the humanity!
>
> Seriously, I hate seeing this kind of code. First of all, it
> requires javascript.
What's wrong with javascript?
> Second, it merely converts a GET
Sometimes the get method is necessary though. If you set your parameters
to hidden fields, then the url will be like myjob.action. If the visitor
would copy and paste this url and send it via skype to a friend, then
they will not get the same result
This might be bad i.e. when viewing a pr
On 9/7/07, Dave Newton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> --- Christopher Schultz wrote:
> > Who really cares whether the URL is long or not?
>
> People who have a URL longer than some browsers will
> accept?
>
Also, it is sometimes considered a security risk to have certain
information displayed in the
> >
> > Submit the form
>
> Oh, the humanity!
>
> Seriously, I hate seeing this kind of code. First of all, it
> requires javascript.
What's wrong with javascript?
> Second, it merely converts a GET request into a POST request.
> Who really cares whether the URL is long or not?
OP did. That
--- Christopher Schultz wrote:
> Who really cares whether the URL is long or not?
People who have a URL longer than some browsers will
accept?
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Chris,
Chris Pratt wrote:
> Create a form with only hidden parameters (you could use the
> and tags instead):
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> Then in your link use:
>
> Submit the form
Oh, the humanity!
Seriously, I hate seeing this kind of code. First of all
On 9/7/07, Anna Simbirtsev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> How do I do it?
>
Create a form with only hidden parameters (you could use the
and tags instead):
Then in your link use:
Submit the form
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On 9/7/07, Rick Reumann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> On 9/7/07, Anna Simbirtsev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Hello
> > I have a link > paramName="map">Name and when a user clicks on it, it calls
> > action myAction and passes parameters using HashMap. Those parameters
> a
On 9/7/07, Anna Simbirtsev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello
> I have a link paramName="map">Name and when a user clicks on it, it calls
> action myAction and passes parameters using HashMap. Those parameters are
> visible in the URL. Is there any way to pass parameters to the action
> other
>
If you are using Struts2, I believe you can take advantage of the
ParametersInterceptor for that. With that interceptor in place, you can
access your parameters in the action by simply implementing getters and
setters on the action.
Read about it here http://www.infoq.com/articles/migrating-stru
> I have a link paramName="map">Name and when a user clicks on
> it, it calls action myAction and passes parameters using
> HashMap. Those parameters are visible in the URL. Is there
> any way to pass parameters to the action other than through URL?
No, and it's not Strut's fault.
If you wan
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