Ugh. Thanks for the info, but now there's another problem. I'm using
Tiles 2, and apparently it's manipulating the request url. When I do
this, I'm getting back the url to the Tiles template I'm using to render
the page, not the originally requested url Any ideas on how to get
around that?
Dave Newton wrote:
--- Tommy Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Unfortunately it is. I'm creating a url to another site using <s:url>
and passing the current url as a parameter. I suppose I don't *have* to
use <s:url> Is it not possible?
The S2 OGNL docs say there's access to the request *context*, which means the
request attributes.
If you're doing this in the result of an S2 action one way would be to expose
the request in the action. If you're a glutton:
<s:property
value="#context.get('com.opensymphony.xwork2.dispatcher.HttpServletRequest').getRequestURL()"/>
Dave
Randy Burgess wrote:
If the value is not going into a struts tag then just use JSTL.
From: Tommy Becker <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Is there a way to get the URL for the current page using struts tags? I
thought I had access to the HttpRequest, and therefore could just use
getRequestURL() but it appears the docs have led me astray :/
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