Hai Rekha,
Basically there is no need to pass values explicitly
in a form. Whenever a form is submitted all the
element's values(editable/non-editable) are sent along
with the requested page(using get/post method).
So donot give any name-value pairs in the <a> tag.
Try it.
Best wishes.
Bye.
--- Rekha Mathew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a form which has 2 editadle text boxes and
> some other non editable
> fields.In that form I have a hyperlink,which goes to
> some other
> page("yyy.jsp"),other than one in the form( form
> action = "xxx.jsp" method
> = post).I want to pass the changed value of the 2
> editable text boxes and
> the other noneditable field through the
> hyperlink.Now I am able to pass the
> noneditable fields value by using,
>
> <a href = "yyy.jsp?field1=<%= field1 %>&field2=<%=
> field2%>">Edit</a>
>
> But I am not able to pass the changed value,it
> passes only the previous
> value of the text box,which is coming from the
> previous page.
> If any body knows how to pass the changed value
> .Please respond
>
> Thanks in Advance
> MathewR
>
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