This article analyzes the problem of passing values between JSP pages. Share it for your reference, as follows:
The simplest one is to pass the value in the href in the <a> tag.
Write in:
<a href="?name1=value"></a>
Then receive in:
<% String name2 = new String(("name1").getBytes("ISO-8859-1"),"GBK"); ("name3",name2); %> <input value="${name3}"/>
This method is relatively simple, but I have also found some problems, such as not loading dynamically, and the value is attached when the page is loading. Let me give you an example.
I have a <select> tag here, which dynamically connects some provinces and cities. Then I want to take the values in <select> and can no longer use href to pass them, because I choose the values in <select> and it is done by myself.
<script> var href = "?sd="; var getV = function(){ var add = $("#ad").val(); href = href + add; } var h1 = function(){ = href; } </script> <select onChange="getV()"></select> <a href="#" onClick="hl()" ></a>
I hope this article will be helpful to everyone's JSP programming.