Actually, there is only one form on the page. It's a mystery to me why commandLink would render it's href this way and not call common javascript on submit so it wouldn't need to be duplicate for every entry in my tree.
Anyone else with suggestions greatly appreciated - --Jayson > From: "Mike Kienenberger" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > If you use one form for the entire page, you shouldn't need to have > the attribute duplicated in every commandLink (each of which is > probably being put into its own form). > > > On 7/13/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > BUG? commandLink href URLs too long (jsf_tree_64 value over 6k chars) > > > > The length of the value of the 'jsf_tree_64' parameter is 6517 > > characters long in my case, causing IE6 to render links that do > > nothing when clicked. When reducing the number of characters in the > > rendered HTML, IE6 can navigate the links. > > > > I recently upgraded from Tomahawk ver 1.09 where this was not an > > issue, to 1.13 where it is now occuring. > > > > Because this URL is embedded in every commandLink of Tree2, this > > state is duplicated on the HTML page 16 times - making for > > obnoxiously large HTML. > > > > I see this is related to the client state saving - any suggestions on > > how I can get this to work again in the new version? > > > > -- Jayson > > > > >
