Please make sure you have read the Tag Syntax document and understand how tag attribute syntax works.

Description

This tag is used to create a URL.

You can use the "param" tag inside the body to provide additional request parameters.

NOTE:

When includeParams is 'all' or 'get', the parameter defined in param tag will take precedence and will not be overriden if they exists in the parameter submitted. For example, in Example 3 below, if there is a id parameter in the url where the page this tag is included like http://://editUser.action?id=3333&name=John the generated url will be http://:/context>/editUser.action?id=22&name=John cause the parameter defined in the param tag will take precedence.

Parameters

Name	Required	Default	Evaluated	Type	Description
action	false		true	String	he action generate url for, if not using value
anchor	false		true	String	The anchor for this URL
encode	false	true	true	Boolean	Whether to encode parameters
id	false		true	String	id for referencing element. For UI and form tags it will be used as HTML id attribute
includeContext	false	true	true	Boolean	Whether actual context should be included in url
includeParams	false	get	true	String	The includeParams attribute may have the value 'none', 'get' or 'all'
method	false		true	String	The method of action to use
namespace	false		true	String	The namespace to use
portletMode	false		true	String	The resulting portlet mode
portletUrlType	false		true	String	Specifies if this should be a portlet render or action url
scheme	false		true	String	Set scheme attribute
value	false		true	String	The target value to use, if not using action
windowState	false		true	String	The resulting portlet window state

Examples

<-- Example 1 -->
<s:url value="editGadget.action">
    <s:param name="id" value="%{selected}" />
</s:url>

<-- Example 2 -->
<s:url action="editGadget">
    <s:param name="id" value="%{selected}" />
</s:url>

<-- Example 3-->
<s:url includeParams="get"  >
    &lt:param name="id" value="%{'22'}" />
</s:url>

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Examples