> In my application, the
> parameter "p" is never null because it's sent in from a HTML
> Form as a radio
> button with a default value.
....unless, of course, the user calls the page directly (by typing it in as
browser URL, for example). You should always check this, even if you are
quite sure a parameter exists! However, that is not the problem here.
> as I uncomment the line, the Netscape Browser will start to
> think "p" is
> null. IE however handles it correctly.
This is odd. Your code looks as though it should work. A couple of things
you might try:
Instead of:
destination="page1.jsp"
try:
destination=new String("page1.jsp");
OR, try using the full URL of the destination page:
destination= new String("http://yourhost/page1.jsp");
OR, instead of creating a "destination" variable, try to go directly to the
page:
if (p.equals("v1")) {
<jsp:forward page="page1.jsp" />;
}
I'm out of ideas! HTH.
--
Stephen Oakes, Senior Developer. [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Atomic Media, Level 1/216 City Road, Southbank, 3006. +613 9695 5777
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