[opencms-dev] Re: paramete passing

[Alexander Wallace]

well... i'm able to use parameters like that in my jsp... have you tried 
getting the parameters map and iterate throught them?

On Monday 16 May 2005 12:03 pm, Mark wrote:
> Yes, I've tried also the way you suggest: 
> request.getParameter("myparameter"). But the
> result is always "null" (with Opencms 6.0 Beta 3), just like using 
> cms.getRequest().getParameter("myparameter");
> It looks like Opencms does't permit to catch a parameter passed after 
> "?" at the end of an URL!!!
> 
> Mark.
> 
> > I'm sorry, i don't know what i was saying... getParameter is what you 
> > need, since you are putting it on the href.... have you tried 
> > request.getParameter?
> >
> > On Monday 16 May 2005 08:20 am, Alexander Wallace wrote:
> >
> >> / Try request.getAttribute... I believe that parameters are only for 
> >> forms...
> >
> > />/ />/ On Saturday 14 May 2005 06:23 am, Mark wrote:
> > />/ > Hi guys,
> > />/ > />/ > I've got a page which has a link to another page, like this:
> > />/ > />/ > <a href="destination.html?myparameter=ok">click</a>
> > />/ > />/ > the JSP template of destination.html has a line to catch 
> > the value of />/ > the parameter myparameter:
> > />/ > />/ > String param = cms.getRequest().getParameter("myparameter");
> > />/ > />/ > but param value results to be always null. Only navigating 
> > in the />/ > offline project the value of myparameter is "ok".
> > />/ > />/ > Is it a bug?
> > />/ > />/ > Mark./
> 
> 
> 
> 
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