And speaking of Ed Hill's Display tags (yes, very useful) ... I am having trouble figuring out how to pass parameters with the requestURI attribute of a <display:table> tag without breaking the paging functionality. I've got an Action path set to the requestURI, and the <display:table> tag automatically adds on the "?page=#" parameter for each header "page" link. All is well. Now I am using the tags with an Action that requires an input parameter in order to rebuild the JSP. (As ugly as the following code is) I add my parameter to the requestURI, but then end up with two "?" in the resolved url.
I have in my JSP: <snip> <display:table name="myform" property="myList" pagesize="15" requestURI='<%=((String)request.getAttribute("modulePrefix")). concat("/myAction.do"?field=" + request.getParameter("myField") + ""))%>' decorator="com.myCompany.decorator.myDecorator"> </snip> This resolves to "http:/... /myAction.do?field=someValue?page=2" for the url of my list page 2. Within the <display:column> tag you can use the paramName and paramId properties, but they are not available for <display:table>. In scanning through the TableTag source code, it looks like there is a check for the presence of a "?" in the url, which should cause the page parameter to get added on the end like "&page=2". However, this is not happening. Hopefully, I am missing something basic. Has anyone had experience with this? I hope my question is clear, I could really use some help! Thanks, Susan Bradeen SoftLanding Systems, Inc [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>