Ok, so I am generating a page of "entries" that are clickable by the user, in which case something about that entry will be displayed. Its the classic search engine results type of thing. Anyway, so let's say I have a forward defined something like "show" => "/ShowResult.do". The way ShowResult knows what to show is by looking at a parameter (e.g., x). If I were just going to generate HTML (and not use the forward) I would output:
<a href="/ShowResult.do?x=1">One</a> <a href="/ShowResult.do?x=2">Two</a> etc.
I am trying to figure out how to hang the "?x=n" query string onto the forward using the html:link tag. Is this even possible? All the parameter oriented attributes to this tag seem to rely on bean related stuff. That's not what this is about. As stated in the title the parameter is "hard coded" (in the HTML that is). Anyone know how to do it, or do I need to write my own version of the html:link tag?
Dean Hoover
Dean A. Hoover wrote:
I want to use a forward I have defined when the user clicks on one of several on a page. A parameter indicates which one the user clicked on. In html, it might look like this:
<a href="http://abc.com?x=1";>One</a> <a href="http://abc.com?x=2";>Two</a> <a href="http://abc.com?x=3";>Three</a>
How would I do this using the html:link tag.
Dean Hoover
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