> <field name="languageid" fieldType="char" size="2" isKey="true"/> > > this is in the db:header > > <db:filter styleClass="clsInputStyle"> > <db:filterCondition label="language is"> > languageid = ? > <db:filterValue type="select"> > <db:queryData name="q2" query="select distinct id, name from > public.language"/> </db:filterValue> > </db:filterCondition> > </db:filter> Have you tried to get it out of the request. Try finding dbforms/examples/bookstore/tests/httpSnooper.jsp and including it in your page. If I recall correctly, when you set the filter -- a parameter is set in the request with the filter value. That means in an interceptor you could pull out the filter value and insert it there. The trick would be to figure out what dbforms is setting the parameter name as, and I think looking at the output of httpSnooper.jsp would tell you -- of course you could always look at the source too. -- Shawn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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