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i remember some one having the similar issue... and the fix was to use
scriplets
<%= request.getParameter("") %>
or <%= request.getAttribute("") %>
should work
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Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 18:10:14 -0700
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>> Subject: couldn't access s:include param using #parameters
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>> Okay I have made 2 small jsp. I can't access parameters passed in from
>> s:include (struts
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> Subject: couldn't access s:include param using #parameters
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> Okay I have made 2 small jsp. I can't access parameters passed in from
> s:include (struts 2.0.11.2) by #parameters. OR
> #parameters['']. Am I doing something
do like this
'quicktestincluded.do?defaultValue=0' it would give me:
parameter with $ { } : 0
parameter with s:property: 0
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Emmanouil Batsis wrote:
salva wrote:
Hello, is it possible to put the attributes from the form to the url
if the user press the submit button?
Use GET as the submition method.
Nope, not a weird HTTP extention or anything. Should be submission ;-)
Manos
salva wrote:
Hello, is it possible to put the attributes from the form to the url if the user press the submit button?
Use GET as the submition method.
Manos
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Hello, is it possible to put the attributes from the form to the url if the
user press the submit button? So the user can copy the link and use maybe
later. Thx :) like //SearchPage http://www.sasdfsdf.com/Search.jsp isbn 31334
maxprice 23 //submit <--
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