Didn't think of that. Works well, thanks!
Instead of value="${param[p.key]}" you can also just use
value="${p.value}", by the way.
Aaron Porter schrieb:
> Hi Pascal,
> You could do something like this:
>
> <s:link beanclass="${actionBean.class}"><c:forEach var="p"
> items="${param}"><s:param name="${p.key}"
> value="${param[p.key]}"/></c:forEach>View as HTML</s:link>
>
> Aaron
>
> On 05/07/2010 02:31 PM, Pascal wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have a page, say
>>
>> /myroot/ShowMail.action?id=123&dir=inbox
>>
>> and I need some links which add parameters to the (current) page, e.g.
>>
>> <a href="/myroot/ShowMail.action?id=123&dir=inbox&view=HTML">View as
>> HTML</a>
>> ("/myroot/ShowMail.action?id=123&dir=inbox" being the current page
>> accessed by the user)
>>
>> However, there might be more parameters (showHeaders=true, etc.) so I
>> cannot easily use<s:link> with<s:param>-subtags (would be like 10
>> <s:param> tags for each link on the page).
>>
>> What I tried was something along
>>
>> <s:link href="${actionBean.context.request.pageURI}?${...query}">
>>
>> However, as I have an ActionBean for each JSP, in the JSPs these values
>> always evaluate to the JSP request (i.e. request.pageURI ==
>> ".../showMail.jsp") which is not really usable to build a link for the
>> user to click.
>>
>> Is there an easy way (except adding every possible<s:param>-tag to each
>> <s:link> on the page) or did someone maybe had a similar problem?
>>
>> Thanks!
>>
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