Laurie Harper <laurie <at> holoweb.net> writes: > Firstly, you can combine get with forms; if you use method="GET" the hidden > parameter Dave suggested will show up in the URL. Either way, you wouldn't > have to 'check the request and secondly the form' since GET and POST > parameters are both accessed the same way, though request.getParameter() or > via your form bean.
I wish to send form using POST to hide all data other than id, so this solution can't be used. Honestly it is not compulsory in this task, but I would like to do what I planed rather than what can I do with ease. > If you really still want to construct the URL with a query parameter, > though, you have a few options. Using JSTL I unfortunately don't know anything about JSTL. My project is so urgent that currently I am not able to experience and use this technology. But I'll look at it closely. Thank you for advice. Best regards, Konrad Billewicz --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
