HTML Link within Portlet

Hi,
1) We are developing a tree using basic HTML/JSP. we need to provide <a href> links which help us to traverese from 1 page to another within the same portlet, also some parameters need to be passed during the same. Also, the js & css references provided in the page are not working.
Please let me know how to incorporate links,css,js,images in our page within portlet.
2) We need to pass parameters between 2 pages created using Portal UI, however, we are not using Omniportlet/Simple Parameter Form in these pages. Kindly let us know how do we achieve the same through portal builder/navigator.
Thanks
Nishant.

Hi,
You can find a similar discussion at this link:-
Forms in Portal
Regards,
Sandeep

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message
news:[email protected]...
> Hello everyone, I hope you will be able to help me or
point me in the
> right
> direction:
>
> On the webhosting server that I am using (can't change
it, my company
> chose
> ...), there is an extremely strange linking structure
(or maybe it just
> seems
> strange to me?).
>
> When you log-in into your account to upload your site,
the login takes you
> to
> the server/domain folder, where you simply upload your
site. Naturally,
> all
> ofther files within the "site" are linked by
/otherfile.html, because they
> are
> in the same folder. However, the server that the hosting
company is using
> requires the link to be of the format
/domainfolder/otherfile.html.
>
> To illustrate it with code:
>
> a) the way Dreamweaver sets up a link within a
Dreamweaver site relative
> to
> the index.html page:
> <frame src="/IndexTop.htm" name="mainFrame"
title="mainFrame">
> <frame src="/IndexBottom.htm" name="bottomFrame"
scrolling="auto"
> noresize>
>
> b) the way I have to adjust the code for it to work on
the server
> <frame src="/domainfolder/IndexTop.htm"
name="mainFrame"
> title="mainFrame">
> <frame src="/domainfolder/IndexBottom.htm"
name="bottomFrame"
> scrolling="auto" noresize>
>
> This means that I would have to go through every single
link that I creat
> in
> my site in wordpad after I am done in dreamweaver and
update those links.
>
> Therefore, my question is - is there a way to
automatically add that
> /domainfolder/ part to every link? I was thinking that
specifying the Host
> directory as domainfoler would solve the problem, but
then wouldn't
> Dreamweaver:
> 1. put the index file into that directory
> 2. create a domainfolder directory in the host
directory, esentially
> causing a
> folder structure of the format
server/domainfolder/domainfolder (because
> when
> you log in your files get automatically placed in your
domainfolder on the
> server)?
>
> Thank you very much for any help that you can offer, I
sincerely
> appreciate it.
>
>

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I am working with DW CS4 and want to know how to insert a link to another html site within the Spry data set. All I am archieving at the moment is to write the hyperlink-addy as plain text on my website.
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<meta name="author" content="[email protected]">
<meta name="copyright" content="Webdesign: Matthias Damoser / media powerplant">
<meta name="Content-Language" content="de">
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</script>
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Hi
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Hey Ross,
I just realized I have to do the same thing on a very limited scale (3-5 portlets).
SO I just wrote a little bit of (shoddy) code to show community preferences based on group membership.
It works for me, but I get the feeling your looking for something like communityactionsdata geared toward portlets, which unfortunately I dont think exists. If you put it in as an enhancement request then support will contact you to discuss your options.
Here is the code that I'm using for now:
<pt:standard.choose>
<pt:standard.when pt:test="stringToACLGroup('group=1,755,760;').isMember($currentuser)">
<immg border="0" src="htttp://localhost/imageserver/plumtree/portal/public/img/action_portlet_edit.gif">
</pt:standard.when>
</pt:standard.choose>
The only problem is that the preferences submit button refreshes the popup to the portal. So I might need to tweak that a hair so it just closes the popup.
edited to prevent the forum from trying to use the code I provided
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geoffgarcia

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Does anybody know how to handle URL links within a textbox in Jdeveloper 3.1?
Thx.
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Well, it really depends on what you want to do. Whether you're talking about a Java client or an HTML client (JSP or servlet), what you mean by "handling" URL links, and whether you want to generate a read-only string that users can click, or use an editable text field and process the input somehow.
The simplest of these is to include a link in an HTML client: you generate your link in your JSP or servlet, including the appropriate tags. If you want to generate a link from a Java application you're probably talking about using the java.net.URL class to connect to a URL, or launching a browser as an external application.
In any case, this sounds like as much a Java problem as a JDeveloper problem, so you might want to consult some Java tutorials or books for more information.
Blaise

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