Hey,
well i know cause i tried. Here is the exact jsp-code:
<%@ taglib uri="http://java.sun.com/jstl/ea/core"; prefix="c" %>
<%
String idd = new String(request.getParameter("id"));
out.println("id = " + idd);
%>
<c:import url="http://intern.masterna.din.de/sixcms/detail.php";>
<c:param name="id" value="${param.id}" />
</c:import>
As you can see i do try (successfully) the regular way to check if the param "id " is
available. But the page i am trying to import does not get the param "id" (it is a
Content-Management-System, which tells me that no "id" was passed to it). What am i
doing wrong ???
Thanks for your help !!!
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05.04.2002 17.36 Uhr >>>
>>>>> "TIMO" == TIMO EINSIEDLER-BURGER <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
TIMO> Sorry, i maybe did not tell it right ... i want to get a request.param from
the original called jsp and pass it to the imported page ... example below did not
solve that !?!?
TIMO> thanks again timo
>>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 05.04.2002 10.01 Uhr >>>
TIMO> I can answer because I've just used it.
TIMO> It is
TIMO> <c:import url="some url">
TIMO> <c:param name="id" value="${param.id}" />
TIMO> </c:import>
TIMO> I hope this will help you
TIMO> Andrea
You know it "did not solve that" because you tried it? What happened when you
tried it? According to the spec (which is essentially the documentation), this
is exactly how you would do it, if we're understanding what you're asking for.
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