just put single quotes around it and OGNL will treat it like a string -
<s:url var="day_url" action="historyChart"><s:param name="period"
value="%{'day'}"/></s:url>
<s:url var="month_url" action="historyChart"><s:param name="period"
value="%{'month'}"/></s:url>
<s:url var="year_url" action="historyChart"><s:param name="period"
value="%{'year'}"/></s:url>
On Tue, Aug 25, 2009 at 12:53 PM, Security
Management<[email protected]> wrote:
> In the following, I want the param value to be "day" or "month" literally.
> How does that work?
>
> This does not:
>
> <s:url var="day_url" action="historyChart"><s:param name="period"
> value="%{day}"/></s:url>
> <s:url var="month_url" action="historyChart"><s:param name="period"
> value="%{month}"/></s:url>
> <s:url var="year_url" action="historyChart"><s:param name="period"
> value="%{year}"/></s:url>
>
>
>
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