I'm using an <h:outputLink>
as follows.
<c:set var="cid" value="1"/>
<c:set var="sid" value="2"/>
<h:outputLink value="Test.jsf">
<h:outputText value="Link"/>
<f:param name="cid" value="#{cid}"/>
<f:param name="sid" value="#{sid}"/>
</h:outputLink>
This is just an example. Both of the query-string parameters are dynamic. So, <c:set>
used here is just for the sake of demonstration.
At any time, either one, both or none of the parameters may be present. In case, if only one or none of them is present then, parameter/s are unnecessarily appended to the URL which should not happen. Preventing unnecessary query-string parameters from being appended to the URL requires a conditional rendering of <f:param>
.
JSTL <c:if>
like the following
<c:if test="${not empty cid}">
<f:param name="cid" value="#{cid}"/>
</c:if>
did not work.
How can it be made possible to conditionally render <f:param>
inside <h:outputLink>
?
Don't you like this kind of a solution?
The
<f:param>
has adisable
(notdisabled
!) attribute for the purpose.Note that this has a bug in Mojarra versions older than 2.1.15, because they typo'ed the actual
UIParameter
property to bedisble
instead ofdisable
. See also issue 2312.As to the
<c:if>
approach, that would only work if the#{cid}
and#{sid}
is available during view build time. In other words, it would fail if they are only available during view render time, e.g. when they depend onvar
of a repeater component. See also JSTL in JSF2 Facelets... makes sense?See also: