You were close to one solution, if you used "<c:url>". You just didn't fully read the usage information for this tag. If you supply a "var" attribute, you can specify the name of the page-scoped attribute to set with the resulting URL string. You can then reference this in the "href" attribute of the "html-el:link" tag.
> -----Original Message----- > From: Ray Madigan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > This may be more html related - if so forgive me. > > I am working on a project where i have a set of jsp pages that > i want want to generate a href link to. I have tried a bunch of > ways, and nothing but brute force seems to work. > > The pages require at least five parameters to be passed to the > page, retrieved from either a form bean or from the environment > based upon the context of the use of the jsp. > > What i want to know: Is there a way other then the following to > pass the parameters. It seems to me this is not very maintainable? > > <html-el:link page="/XXX.do?aaa=vvv&bbb=www&ccc=xxx&ddd=yyy&eee=zzz> > struts > </html-el:link> > > I tried calling a javascript function for omclick, or onmousedown > setting hidden parameters, I think the event handlers are called > after the request is sent to the link???, but the parameters are > not set in the link page. > > I have tried using <c:url with the <param tags, but cannot figure > out how to get a string to represent the url, the url just appears > in the page, really ugly? --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
