HI vinod,
its not the value of print that you need to make hidden. The variable
name Print or whatever value you are passing. Try having that varaible
as a hiddden property in the form. I hope that helps. I solved one of
the problems liek that. But this may not work for you.
Thanks
Uday
On 9/27/
Yes, but its showing null. basically,
request.getParameter("print") is returning Null even
when I pass a value of 1.
thanks
Vinod
--- Antonio Petrelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Vinod Kumar ha scritto:
> > <%
> >
> > String printParm1 = request.getParameter( "print"
> );
> >
> > System.out.pr
Vinod Kumar ha scritto:
<%
String printParm1 = request.getParameter( "print" );
System.out.println("printParm1 = "+printParm1);
%>
This may be a stupid question but You suppose to see the "print"
parameter value in the console, right?
Ciao
Antonio
-
Actually, value of "print" variable is not fixed. It
can be 0 (not printable) or 1 (printable version). So
unless, I could get this value from
request.getParameter, I can't even make it hidden.
Thanks
Vinod
--- Uday Chandra Karrothi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Can you use the formBean?
> Someth
Can you use the formBean?
Something like pgForm.getPrint(); // i am not sure though
or
you can try this.
Declare Print as a hidden variable in the jsp page. That way i think
you will be able to access the variable.
try this. I hope that works.
Uday
On 9/26/06, Vinod Kumar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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