Geting values in a form with post method

heloo all
hi
i am creating a website, in my website i am developing a discussion forum
now i am stucked ....
in the discussion forum there is a reply option for all discussions
exatly the way it has for this java technology forum and when one clicks the reply ,a html form comes (same as in this case) with a topic text box and a message text area
now my problem is i want the topic text box to be filled with the topic of the discussion
but since the method of the form is post it cannot take any values
can any one give a solution
thanks 4 ur time

Hi,
As the user clicks on the reply link, associate the topic parameter or the topic name with it in the hyperlink.
Like :
http:\\localhost:8080\jspdemo.jsp?topic_no=<<topic_no>>&any_other_parameter=<<parameter>>
Now, according to your coding perspectives, you can make jspdemo.jsp as a jsp to access the topic name from the database given the topic no. Or, the topic name can directly be associated as a parameter, which can be send to the form jsp page. But using jsp is necessary.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Deepa

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