Really?  IDon't you have to enclose the entire value in one scriptlet
expression? Like this:
<logic: iterate .......  indexId="idx" >
 <html:text property="x" name="y" onclick='<%="lfnSomething(" + idx + ", "
+ idx2 + ")%>'
/>

Kjersti



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You can pass the parameters to the javascript as shown underneath by
enclosing the <%=%>  in single quotes...

<logic: iterate .......  indexId="idx" >
 <html:text property="x" name="y" onclick="lfnSomething('<%=idx%>','
<%=idx2%>')"
/>

Avjit

On Thu, 09 Jun 2005 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote :
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>How can I pass parameter in to a javascript function from a <html:text>
>tag??
>
>
>eg:
><logic: iterate .......  indexId="idx" >
>         <html:text property="x" name="y" onclick="lfnSomething(<%=idx%>)"
>/>
>...
>...
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