YEs it generates the code as your example states. The parameter will be
in the request under the name userId. I don't know if the contoller
will fill in a field in your action form with a similar name but it
should.
Scott Ryan
Developer
First Bank Data Corporation
Work: (303) 235-1485
Cell: (303 263-3044
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/15/01 11:08AM >>>
So does this then generate html simmilar to what I gave as example?
<a href="url?id=xx">item xx</a> and so on...
how do I process the request in that uri, do I take the id that's
passed out
of the request, or does the controller stuff it into the form
somewhere?
Thanks
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Ryan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 15 August 2001 18:04
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: passing a parameter
This is how I do it. It uses a request list stored under the name
ListObject which is a Vector of objects. The link passed the payeeId
value of the object in the request parameter userId.
<logic:iterate name="ListObject"
id="PayeeBean"
scope="request">
<html:link paramId= "userId"
paramName="PayeeBean"
paramProperty="payeeId"
paramScope="page"
page="/payeedetail.do">
<bean:write name="PayeeBean"
property="name"/>
</html:link>
</logic:iterate>
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 08/15/01 10:53AM >>>
how would I have a list in struts with each item as a link to a uri (a
struts action) and a parameter to pass?
in jsp:
while (i < items.length) {
%>
<a href="/showItem.jsp?id=<%=items[i].getId()%>">item
<%=items[i].getId()%></a>
<%
i++;
}
%>
in struts:
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