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JSP QueryString Problem
Posted on 2001-07-21
Hello,
I am using Tomcat 3.21 for JSP.
I am facing a problem with jsp. I want to send some information to other jsp page.
When I use a url like this in frame src:
<FRAME SRC="displayMessages.jsp#c
other page is unable to retrive querystring value and
request.getParamter("rn") returns null
Then I have to use url like this to get that querystring value
<FRAME SRC="displayMessages.jsp?r
I have to remove #current from the src attribute.
I want to include #current becuase I want to scroll page down to appropriate
place on displayMessage.jsp.
Is there any solution to this problem.
Sukhwinder Singh
I am using Tomcat 3.21 for JSP.
I am facing a problem with jsp. I want to send some information to other jsp page.
When I use a url like this in frame src:
<FRAME SRC="displayMessages.jsp#c
other page is unable to retrive querystring value and
request.getParamter("rn") returns null
Then I have to use url like this to get that querystring value
<FRAME SRC="displayMessages.jsp?r
I have to remove #current from the src attribute.
I want to include #current becuase I want to scroll page down to appropriate
place on displayMessage.jsp.
Is there any solution to this problem.
Sukhwinder Singh
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4 Comments
I would recommend leaving the #current out.
What you can do is add this to the <body> tag of the page displayed after the form submission:
onload="window.location.ha
:o)
Ant
What you can do is add this to the <body> tag of the page displayed after the form submission:
onload="window.location.ha
:o)
Ant
It means there is problem with JSP engine....
Is it?
OK I'll try it and then tell you I think it'll work.........
Is it?
OK I'll try it and then tell you I think it'll work.........
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