Sami Dalouche wrote:
Hi,
Is it possible to disable this behaviour somehow ?
Depends how you're using the URL. Are you sure you even *want* to
disable the behaviour? Encoding ampersands is generally the right thing
to do.
Well, yeah, I do want to disable it.
Basically, I need to generate the fully qualified (hostname, port,
context, action) URL of the current page (with different parameters), so
that I can encode it (using URLEncoder), append it to
http://maps.google.com/q={myUrl}
The problem is that URLEncoder WILL encoder & correctly, so I don't want
struts to process it before I do.
So, is it possible to disable this & encoding ?
Hmm, well, you haven't described how you're using the url produced with
the s:url tag other than 'reusing the url #id in some OGNL parameter';
that's a bit vague. Assuming you're using OGNL to pass the URL value to
a method you've written, you can pre/post process the value any way you
want.
The s:url tag has an 'encode' attribute to control whether the URL
should be encoded [1], which is true by default. Perhaps all you need is
to set that appropriately.
L.
[1] http://struts.apache.org/2.x/docs/url.html
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