Hi,
Can anyone of you help me with this..i have a
hyperlink in my JSP on clicking which i want to submit an action form with some
request parameters along with the form.Clicking the hyperlink in the
JSPshouldideally perform the following task which is done by this
_javascript_ below:
html:link ... onclick=x(arg); .../
Tim Lucia
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Subject: how to submit form using html:link tag
Hi,
Can anyone of you help me with this..i have
that my purpose is achieved.
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html:link ... onclick=x(arg); .../
Tim Lucia
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If you don't want to use Javascript to submit your form,
I think you can use a submit button with a special CSS (on IE).
The submit button will then looks like an hyperlink.
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in case html:link is specified , you have to give either a
forward, or a href or a page attribute. onclick will not work
here..the error is:
Cannot create rewrite URL: java.net.MalformedURLException:
You must specify exactly
I have created two tga-prototypes that permit to construct a Map-object
that can be used to pass multiple link-parameters to the html:link tag.
Instead of having to use scriptlets to build the Map like:
. . .
%
java.util.HashMap linkParmMap
: Friday, December 05, 2003 3:46 AM
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I have created two tga-prototypes that permit to construct a Map-object
that can be used to pass multiple link-parameters to the html:link tag.
Instead of having to use
Hi,
I am trying to do like this:
bean:message key=cancel.message arg0='html:link
forward=emailemail us/html:link' /
I am hoping the final cancel message will has the
email us link that is link to the email action.
But of course this doesn't work because bean treat the
arg0 as a string only.
html:link tag to bean:message tag
Hi,
I am trying to do like this:
bean:message key=cancel.message arg0='html:link
forward=emailemail us/html:link' /
I am hoping the final cancel message will has the
email us link that is link to the email action.
But of course this doesn't work because bean treat
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Subject: passing html:link tag to bean:message tag
Hi,
I am trying to do like this:
bean:message key=cancel.message arg0='html:link
forward=emailemail us/html:link' /
I am hoping the final cancel message will has the
email us link that is link to the email
html:link tag to bean:message tag
I am new to JSTL, it seems very nice, but has two
questions about JSTL:
Does JSTL compatiable with Struts 1.1, for example the
fmt:message, will it get same local as bean:message in
same context?
Also does the JSTL works on Webshere 4.x ? (Servlet
2.2 and JSP 1.1 only
Paul McCulloch wrote:
fmt:message is pretty much a drop in replacement for bean:message. I don't
know about JSP 1.1 - I've got a *feeling* it's 1.2 only, but you'd better do
some research.
JSTL 1.0 works with JSP 1.2 containers only, such as Tomcat 4.x.
JSTL 1.1 (upcoming) works with JSP 2.0
Hello,
I need to dynamically set the URL for html:link. Its giving me an exception
for this. Here's what I am trying to do.
logic:iterate id=child name=wm property=children
nbsp;nbsp;
html:link href=bean:write name=child property=url/
styleClass=plain
you can't nest tags...
On Thursday, June 12, 2003, at 03:00 PM, Ujwal Oswal wrote:
Hello,
I need to dynamically set the URL for html:link. Its giving me an
exception
for this. Here's what I am trying to do.
logic:iterate id=child name=wm property=children
nbsp;nbsp;
? Might look
into that.
Chip
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Hello,
I need to dynamically set the URL for html:link. Its giving me an exception
for this. Here's
Is the action attribute of the html:link tag available in the 1.1 RC 1?
I tried using it, but encounter an exception indicating that it is
invalid.
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Hi,
I have been struggling in vain to use the html:link tag with multiple
parameters. I know you're supposed to use a java.util.Map to hold the
parameters, since there could be any number of them, but the question is,
how do you set up this map within a scriptlet when you can't access
formbean
in struts-config.xml.
Cory R. Newey
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Novell, the leading provider of Net services software
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Hi,
I have been struggling in vain to use the html:link tag with
multiple
parameters. I know you're supposed to use
At end.
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I have been struggling in vain to use the html:link tag with
multiple
parameters. I know you're supposed to use a java.util.Map to hold the
parameters, since there could be any number of them
Good day!
I'm new to struts and i need to help..my problem is:
mytag:corsoSIter colors=#FF,#E5E9F5
TR bgcolor=%=Color%
TD align=left%=CorsoSId%/TD
TD align=left%=CorsoSName%/TD
TD align=left%=CorsoSFacolta%/TD
TD align=left%=CorsoSCrediti%/TD
TD
the struts way(using map)is not very easy alwqys...
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Subject: html:link tag
Anyone know if/how to add multiple query parameters using this tag?
ie
, 2003 12:24 AM
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Easiest way to pass multiple parameters on a html link.
Use the standard anchor tag.
eg:
a href=SomeAction.do?empid=bean:write
name=myForm
property=%=\emp[\+i+\].empId\%/salary
nce=bean:write name=myForm
property
Anyone know if/how to add multiple query parameters using this tag?
ie: www.myserver.com/foo.jsp?id=1bar=2...
Thanks,
Gary
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Anyone know if/how to add multiple query parameters using this tag?
ie: www.myserver.com/foo.jsp?id=1bar=2...
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html:link page=page.jspTasks/html:link
in a tag like this on.. how can I add the equvilent of:
a
href=page.jsp?day=%=Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH%month=%=Calendar.MONTH%Tas
ks/a
the html:link/ tag wont let me embed %=statments% like the anchor tag
does?
Thanks,
Don
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Subject: html:link/ tag - multiple query string params
html:link page=page.jspTasks/html:link
in a tag like this on.. how can I add the equvilent
Subject: html:link/ tag - multiple query string params
html:link page=page.jspTasks/html:link
in a tag like this on.. how can I add the equvilent of:
a
href=page.jsp?day=%=Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH%month=%=Calendar.MONTH%Tas
ks/a
the html:link/ tag wont let me embed %=statments% like the anchor
I'm new in using struts. How can I pass 2 or more parameters using
html:link tag.
Please help me. urgent
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Urgent huh?
You havent tried to RTFM yet have ya mate?
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I'm new in using struts. How can I pass 2 or more
: Tuesday, October 15, 2002 5:13 AM
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I'm new in using struts. How can I pass 2 or more parameters using
html:link tag.
Please help me. urgent
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Greetings,
I'm new to struts and would like to start off by saying it's an absolute
joy to work with. I'm creating a new dynamic home page as a pet project,
and will soon start developing a real commercial system using struts.
Great work guys!!!
I have a question however, and I can't figure
Subject: html:link .../ Tag Confusion
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Greetings,
I'm new to struts and would like to start off by saying it's an absolute
joy to work with. I'm creating a new
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Greetings,
I'm new to struts and would like to start off by saying it's an absolute
joy to work with. I'm creating a new dynamic home page as a pet project,
and will soon start developing a real
Oh, great, it's happening here, too. Where next?
Not a great way to advertise, if any of you guys at basebeans.com are
reading.
Subject: html:link .../ Tag Confusion
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On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 08:40, Joel Rees wrote:
Oh, great, it's happening here, too. Where next?
Not a great way to advertise, if any of you guys at basebeans.com are
reading.
I don't think b**ching about it is going to be very productive either
(or good advertisement for the struts-user
postings that are occuring so perhaps thats not the case eh?)
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On Wed, 2002-08-28 at 08:40
At 03:40 pm 28-08-2002, you wrote:
Change html:link page=/traveldetails.jsp ...
to html:link href=/traveldetails.jsp ...
or you could use html:link forward=oneof.your.global-forwards ...
This being the better form as it will call your action class.
Joe
Be careful that using html:link
Hi
I am using html:link tag with href as given below:
head
script language=JavaScript
function saveUser()
{
document.addUserForm.action= /jspconv1/addUser;
document.addUserForm.target=_self;
document.addUserForm.submit();
}
/script
/head
html:form action=addUser
table
tr
Subject: html:link tag
From: bkrishna [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi All,
I am trying to go back to the original window from which the new window is
opened by the following link tag, but it is opening a new window all the
time. Here is my code. Let me know what I am doing wrong.
logic:iterate id
Hi All,
I'm having a problem with the html:link tag and weblogic 6.1
No matter which approach I use (a MAP or a bean) the parameters for my link
do not show up.
The code I'm using works fine under Tomcat, but not under weblogic.
However since I can't find anyone reporting a similar problem I
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Hi All,
I'm having a problem with the html:link tag and weblogic 6.1
No matter which approach I use (a MAP or a bean) the parameters for my link
do not show up.
The code I'm
! -- html:link tag
I'm attempting to resolve a problem with using a bean tag nested within
an
html:link tag.
You simply can't embed a JSP tag within another JSP tag.
-Vincent.
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I'm attempting to resolve a problem with using a bean tag nested within an
html:link tag. Here is the followig code snippet
html:link href='mailto:bean:message key=webmaster.email/'
html:img border=0 alt=logo src=./images/logo.gif width=43
height=31/
/html:link
where webmaster.email
I would like to display href from my object.
html:link href=???
bean:write name=myObject property=item/
/html:link
MyObject has item and Link property and I would like to put Link value at
??? in above example.
Deepak
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the type attribute, but I put
it anyway for clarity.
cheers,
Joe Barefoot
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Sent: Monday, April 08, 2002 4:15 PM
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I would like to display href from my object
: html:link tag question
I would like to display href from my object.
html:link href=???
bean:write name=myObject property=item/
/html:link
MyObject has item and Link property and I would like to put Link value at
??? in above example.
Deepak
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From: Dimitar Stavrakov [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Struts html:link tag
In struts-config.xml
For action userAdd.do enter a parameter validate=false
html:link tag
How can I use the html:link tag to reference a
page,
without trigerring the validation process.
e.g.
html:link page=/user/userAdd.do
This will trigger the validate() operation in the
userAddForm and the perform() operation in
userAddAction, BEFORE displaying
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Thanks for the input, but that's not what I want. I
want to have form validation, but only when the user
clicks on the Submit button and not when the page is
loaded. And I want to load the page through struts
(html:link page=/user
/action
Regards,
Dimitar
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Subject: Struts html:link tag
How can I use the html:link tag to reference a page,
without trigerring
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How can I use the html:link tag to reference a page,
without trigerring the validation process.
e.g.
html:link page=/user/userAdd.do
This will trigger the validate
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Subject: Re: Passing JSP Variable Values to html:link tag - Ryan Norman
try putiing the expression tag within double quotes.
%=userID%
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From: Ryan
Hi,
I am Ryan Norman.
The JSP variable userID is never evaluated. It displays the URL as
a href=/strutstest1/viewUser.do?UserID=%= userID %ADMINISTRATOR/a
Does anybody know how to make this work.
html:link page=/viewUser.do?UserID=%= userID %
%= userID %
/html:link
Thanks
Ryan Norman
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Subject: Passing JSP Variable Values to html:link tag - Ryan Norman
Hi,
I am Ryan Norman.
The JSP variable userID is never evaluated. It displays the URL as
a href=/strutstest1/viewUser.do?UserID=%= userID %ADMINISTRATOR/a
Does anybody know how to make this work.
html:link page
try putiing the expression tag within double quotes.
%=userID%
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Subject: Passing JSP Variable Values to html:link tag - Ryan Norman
Hi,
I am
tag
I'm using the anchor attribute of the html:link tag html:link
href=/cpi/do/home anchor=about/ and when the tag rewrites the url with
a session id it ends up like this:
/cpi/do/home#about;jsessionid=xx
I think this is backward because the browser doesn't send anything after
:
Subject: RE: Possble bug in html:link tag
03/21/2002
21, 2002 12:18 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: RE: Possble bug in html:link tag
Its actually the order in which the url is built inside
org.apache.struts.util.RequestUtils.
Look at the computeURL method.
-Shyam
Pedone, Tim
Tim_Pedone@i
I have searched the archive, and read through the documentation but I can't seem to
find how to set my html:link tag to point to an Action class.
Here are some code examples...
Using the html:form/ block I can get the proper action when the submit button is
pressed.
...snip...
html:form
Try html:link page=/testFinishReason.do
Tim.
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Subject: html:link Tag and Actions
I have searched the archive, and read through the documentation but I can't
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I have searched the archive, and read through the documentation but I can't
seem to find how to set my html:link tag to point to an Action class.
Here are some code examples...
Using the html:form/ block I can get the proper action when the submit
button
Could someone please help me with the following?
I have the following struts html tag in my jsp file:
html:link
href=editLink.do?formAction=editlinkId=%=URLEncoder.encode(String.valueOf
(lLink.getLinkId()))%
The jsp expression does not evaluate but goes to the editLink.do uri as
is.
However,
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Subject: Trouble having a jsp scriplet in the value attribute of
html:link tag
Could someone please help me with the following?
I have the following struts html tag in my jsp file:
html:link
href=editLink.do?formAction=editlinkId=%=URLEncoder.encode(String.valueOf
(lLink.getLinkId
Hello list
I'm trying to use local forwards with the html:link Struts tag, and I get
the following exception :
--
javax.servlet.jsp.JspException: Cannot create rewrite URL:
java.net.MalformedURLException: Cannot retrive ActionForward named
RechercherProfils
at
Subject: html:link tag bug???, Really need help!
From: Nicolas Parisé [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi,
I work in a project now where I need to use the html:link tag
this way
html:link page=/listProducts.do linkName=lnkLstProductsTHe
link/html:link
Every time the linkName param is present, the page
So what's your problem in this.
Ravi Kharse wrote:
Hi,
I need to achieve some thing using struts tag library
html:link page=/viewRequestApprovalDetails.do?Index=1 +bean:message
key=Details//html:link
html:link page=/viewRequestApprovalDetails.do?Index=2 +bean:message
Can someone answer this please, i'm stuck. thank you
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To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
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this?
has anybody answered
with the html:link
tag, how do I do
this?
has anybody answered this yet?
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how do I do
: Monday, December 10, 2001 1:13 PM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
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tag, how do I do
this?
has anybody answered this yet?
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, December 11, 2001 7:15 AM
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how do I do this?
John,
Looks to me that what you have coded will do what you
want. Have you tried this found it doesn't work?
Keith
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, December 09, 2001 8:39 PM
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Hi
I have a very simple question, I want pass a variable to a page, I have
html:link forward=bbs paramId=page paramPropery=next -(1)
and want this to expand
, December 09, 2001 8:39 PM
To: Struts Users Mailing List
Subject: Passing variables with the html:link tag, how do I do this?
Hi
I have a very simple question, I want pass a variable to a page, I have
html:link forward=bbs paramId=page paramPropery=next -(1)
and want this to expand
-(1)
I simply want to add the page=next string
But I cannot work out how to do this using the html:link tag. Can
someone please tell me how to use the html:link tag to add to a
forward or page link a parameter like page in (1)
Regards
Antony
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Thank you for your very helpful email. I have gone to this page and
read it. I have tried
html:link forward=bbs paramId=page paramName
=EB98798B79878page=next
-(1)
I simply want to add the page=next string
But I cannot work out how to do this using the html:link tag. Can
someone please tell me how to use the html:link tag to add to a
forward or page link a parameter like page in (1)
Regards
Antony
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(para1, value1);
newValues.put(para2, bean1.getAttribute1();
pageContext.setAttribute(paras, newValues);
%
html:link page=/Action.do name=paras
html:img page=/media/icons/RemoveCartItem16.gif/
/html:link
You put all your parameters in a hashmap an pass it to the
html:link tag.
I would
has anybody answered this yet?
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Hi
I have a very simple question, I want
Hi,
I need to achieve some thing using struts tag library
html:link page=/viewRequestApprovalDetails.do?Index=1 +bean:message
key=Details//html:link
html:link page=/viewRequestApprovalDetails.do?Index=2 +bean:message
key=Details//html:link
html:link page=/viewRequestApprovalDetails.do?Index=3
it to do. How can I write a link like
(2) using the
html:link
tag?
Cheers
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Subject: Dynamic parameter attachment to html:link tag
From: Nutshell [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi
Does anybody knows how to attach parameter to the html:link tag
dinamically?
I have a link html:link
page=/goThere.do?action=someValueLink/html:link.
What I want to do is to set
,¸¸,ø¤ºº¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°'°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤º°'°º¤ø,¸¸,ø¤ºº¤ø,
¸¸,ø¤º°'°º¤ø,¸¸,
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to the querystring. there is also
a way to add more than one parm...
hope this helps
Alexander
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Subject: rtexprvalue not working in html:link tag!!! --- REVISITED
OK
Anyone know why my scriptlet in the following html:link tag is not being
evaluated?
**
%
String somepage= index.jsp;
%
html:link page=%=somepage%Click Here/html:link
Not sure if this is right, but try using single
quotes.
- Sandeep
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Anyone know why my scriptlet in the following
html:link tag is not being
evaluated?
**
%
String somepage= index.jsp
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Subject: Re: rtexprvalue not working in
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in html:link tag!!!
10/18/2001 04:57
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Please respond
I am trying to use the html:link tag in a j2ee application and getting
unusual results.
The source code (in the jsp file)
libean:message key=index.demonstrate/
html:link href=/editAddress.do?action=Create
bean:message key=index.createAddress/
/html:link
/li
When this code is evaluated
Hello
Is it possible to make a submit on a html:link tag whitout
Javascript only using struts tag ?
Thank You for answers.
Thierry
ideas?
Matt
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Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 1:01 PM
Subject: Re: HTML:link tag
I have a search page that displays a list of data, it is a jsp that only
talks to itself. I'd like to add a done button
html:cancel / (or submit for that matter) without an action
class, please let me know.
D
-Original Message-
From: Matt Raible [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 3:02 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: HTML:link tag
I have a search page that displays a list of data
: Monday, July 02, 2001 1:36 PM
Subject: Re: HTML:link tag
When I change my code from html:cancel to html:button I get the
following error:
html:button onclick=location.href='/NASApp/timetracker/mainMenu'
bean:message key=button.done styleClass=inputButtonNormal /
/html:button
I would
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Subject: RE: HTML:link tag
Does anyone know how to extract the link url using
struts, rather than the full a.../a tag? I would
like to get a URL from a global-forward for use in a
javascript function.
Thanks,
Matt
--- Michael Skariah [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks a million Spencer.
-Michael
Hi there
I have a link in an existing page like this:
a href=mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED];
span class=link
bean:message key=footer.mailto/
/span
/a
Is there a possibility to use the html:link-tag for this? And if yes, which
I don't believe you can. Though being able to specify alternate schemes
would be helpful for some other things, like switching over to a secure
connection.
Meanwhile, you can do this:
a href=mailto:bean:write name=actionForm property=email/Email
User/a
The main purpose of the html:link tag
Hello all,
I am trying to replace the following with the Struts HTML link tag.
a href=test.doTest/a
Could anyone help me out here\.
Thanks,
Michael.
=/Test.do type=com.pfizer.ecms.ws.TestAction
/action
- Original Message -
From: Michael Skariah [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 3:23 PM
Subject: HTML:link tag
Hello all,
I am trying to replace the following with the Struts HTML link tag.
a href
this day I installed tomcat with apache using mod_jk. To use struts, the
*.do URIs that go to the controller servlet will not be recognized until I
add the appropriate handler. To fix this, I must add the following line to
the httpd.conf (in my own configuration) file:
AddHandler jserv-servlet
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Subject: RE: HTML:link tag
this day I installed tomcat with apache using mod_jk. To use struts, the
*.do URIs that go to the controller servlet will not be recognized until I
add the appropriate handler. To fix this, I must add the following line to
the httpd.conf (in my own configuration) file
Someone posted a while back a revision to the link tag
(http://www.mail-archive.com/struts-dev@jakarta.apache.org/msg01185.html)
I was wondering the same thing myself about the link tag. Why create a Map
just to use it in the url. This also adds pain since you need to use a
scriptlet to create
Thanks a million Spencer.
-Michael.
-Original Message-
From: Spencer Smith [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, June 26, 2001 3:37 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: HTML:link tag
%@ taglib uri=/WEB-INF/struts-html.tld prefix=html %
*make sure above line
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