Hidden fields are pretty easy once you understand them.  If you're still
having problems after these last few posts why don't you post the html file
that you are trying to use.  Also, you could try my post form on my Servlet
Utilities page.  This will show you everything that your form is sending to
the servlet including hidden fields.  There is a test post form to try out
an example which includes a variety type of input fields and a hidden field.

        My servlet utilities are at
http://timeless.kgbinternet.com/ServletUtils.htm.

        ~Matt

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Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of David Burnett
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Subject: Re: Hidden Fields

I am using many hidden fields with no problems reading them - are you
setting the value when sending out the page.
Give an example of the page output - preferably a fragment from the created
page.

db


Hello all,
I have an issue.  I am trying to pass a hidden field (HTML) to a servlet.
The Java Servlet Programming book by O'Reilly said that their is no
difference in handling fields hidden or non.  If I change my hidden field
to non hidden I get the output of the field but with getParameter the
hidden field doesn't show.  any ideas?

Regards,

Travis D. Falls
E-Business Consultant/ Web Developer
The Hartford Technology Services Company
860-409-8439
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