If you want to mantain the state of your displaytag even after you go to the
detail view, just specify in your displaytag declaration the attribute
keepStatus (in bold) . Basically does something like Naveen Namburi said in
his email, stores in session a variable that contains the last page where
you left displaytag, but you hve to assure that id attribute value is unique
in all application
<display:table name="agrupComiLst" id="agrupComis" pagesize="8"
excludedParams="*" *keepStatus="true"*
decorator="com.datasoft.zara.comis.decorators.AgrupComiDecorator"
clearStatus="${pageScope.clearPaging}"
requestURI="agrupComi.do?accion=goToAgcLst"
htmlId="displayTable" >
<display:column property="idagc" title="ID" />
<display:column property="nombre" title="Nombre" />
<display:column property="accion" title="Accion"
class="actionCol" />
</display:table>
Regards.
2010/10/4 Naveen Namburi <naveennamb...@gmail.com>
> when going to next page call request.getHeader("referer") gives you the
> previous URI from where you came...store that in session further...and when
> you click back...redirect it to this URI....using java script or what ever
> os the best way
>
> Thanks,
> Naveen.
>
> 2010/10/4 John Watson <joh...@azasrs.gov>
>
>> We have a paginatedset of search results being rendered in display tag.
>> The scenario is that the end user gets the results, sorts, goes to second or
>> third page then clicks on detailed view. Now when the user navigates back to
>> the search results they are ending up on the first page of unsorted results.
>> I have proposed reading in all the extra displayTag http parameters while on
>> the detailed view then when they user is done with the details and clicks
>> 'back' trying to recreate the full url and redirect them back there. The net
>> result should be that the user ends up on the same page of search results
>> and with the sort order retained.
>>
>> Is there a better way to accomplish this?
>>
>>
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