Hi Travis,
I am using hidden fields with no problems.
here is the HTML for one I use all the time.
<INPUT TYPE=HIDDEN NAME=Context VALUE=Part>
getting the value with this:
context = request.getParameter("Context");
I am not sure but I always make sure my case is correct.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Bertus Viljoen
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Hello all,
I have an issue. I am trying to pass a hidden field (HTML) to a servlet.
The Java Servlet Programming book by O'Reilly said that their is no
difference in handling fields hidden or non. If I change my hidden field to
non hidden I get the output of the field but with getParameter the hidden
field doesn't show. any ideas?
Regards,
Travis D. Falls
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