Hi, Im trying to dynamically include some help messages in my JSP pages, e.g. I want to write: <html:link page="<%=request.getServletPath()%>?help=true">Hilfe</html:link> on every page, so I can include the parameter "help = true" in my current request. Therefore I've put this into my footer template JSP: --- "include/footer.jsp" ---: [...] <logic:equal name="request" property="help" value="false"> <html:link page="<%= request.getServletPath() + \"?help=true\" %>">help </html:link> </logic:equal> <logic:notEqual name="request" property="help" value="false"> <html:link page="<%= request.getServletPath() + \"?help=false\" %>">no help </html:link> <logic:notEqual> [...] --- But there's one problem with that solution: I've there's e.g. a registration form, and the user presses the "help" link, the currently filled in form field data get lost. I know, that there's a solution to pass all currently set page parameters with the <html:link> tag. However I wasn't able to get that work. Could someone give me a short JSP code snippet on how to get all parameters of the JSP into a Hashmap and additionally pass the "help=true" param to the same JSP? Thanks Jakob F.
