You mean the thing that starts "<html:rewrite" is actually JavaScript? Could've
fooled me! ;-) Tags like <html:rewrite> and <c:url> are great for generating
URLs to be used by JavaScript code that needs to interact with web apps. One of
the reasons they're so useful is that they have built-in support for URL
rewriting (encoding of session info). BTW, in an earlier note, Rick was
thinking of changing to:
newAction = '${pageContext.request.contextPath}/'+action+'.do';
Which seems like a bad idea since it skips URL rewriting.
Quoting Michael McGrady <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Kris Schneider wrote:
>
> >I'm guessing David's getting at how to properly construct a request-time
> value
> >for a tag attribute. If you're using a scripting expression, everything must
> be
> >contained within "<%=" and "%>". If you're using an EL-enabled tag, then
> you
> >can do something like: "/${action}.do" (assuming "action" is a scoped
> >variable).
> >
> >
>
> But this is not a tag attribute. The JavaScript is not a tag.
>
> Michael McGrady
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