In the case of the first one I can use the forceId :)
About Matthias' reply I think it's a good solution, but I still don't like the idea of a link to bookmark. I mean.. the user isn't able to simply press Ctrl + D.
And I can't accept that I'm not able to that with JSF.
I think that your solution work, and I think I can improve it if I could somehow, with _javascript_, put this values in the url. I'll try it.
Thank you!
Cheers
2006/10/30, Matthias Wessendorf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
you can not use GET to submit a form.
There is no "method" attr on h:form
You can do a "google map" like work around
"LINK TO THIS PAGE"
that needs abit more work, since you need to know which params where
in the request
like category=Toy; query=puzzle; ...
what you can do is that (not tested)
when your search form gets submitted all search field values are
*stored* in the properties of the Backingbean.
You know what properties are submitted and you can create a "search query"
like cat=toy&word=puzzle
Use that search string for a COMPONENT BINDING of <h:outputLink
binding="#{searchFormBean.linkComponent }" />
so when you "execute" the form submit, ensure that you create the
HtmlOutputLink Component with the right search query.
Now, when a user clicks that link "LINK TO THIS PAGE"
a request might be send to
searchView.faces?cat=toy&word=puzzle
at least you need to ensure, that the bean behind the "searchView"
page knows how to deal with these params.
something like that should work
On 10/29/06, Marcio Ribeiro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I try to use POST method for all my form submissions.
> But I have a Search functionality and I want my searchs to be bookmarkable.
> I'm starting to think thats IMPOSSIBLE with JSF.
>
> I use GET for links all the time and I know how to use <f:param>, but I
> don't know how to submit form data using GET.
>
> Anyone!??
>
> Thanks!
>
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