That's how its supposed to work. Most likely you've overlooked something. There is an example in the simple examples (forceId.jsp) that shows a hidden input. Check the example and let us know if the example does not work or if you think you've discovered a bug.
sean On 8/1/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I've set x:[EMAIL PROTECTED] inside a form. When the form is submitted, > the name of the parameter is "myForm:foo" . > > The docs for forceId say "If true, this component will force the use of the > specified id when rendering." I would expect that after specifying > forceId="true", the name of the parameter would then be "foo". I have done > this, but the original parameter name is still there. > > What does forceId do? > How do I force the HTTP parameter name to be "foo"? Are we just supposed to > sandwich an expression between two verbatim tags? > > Dennis Byrne >
