I assume that you're still using JSF 1.x. You need to retain the request parameter in the subsequent forms by : This does not end up in the URL, but it is available as POST request parameter the usual way. The is by the way a more clean way to let JSF set arbitrary request parameters as bean properties.An alternative is to add a plain HTML to the form, so that it also get submitted when a dropdown with onchange="submit()" inside the same form get changed: " /> (yes, with an ugly nested as value, it's just to prevent possible XSS attacks) Note that a is not useable as it loses its value when validation on the form fails.
You're right, this is all JSF 1.x. I'm trying your Suggestion right now - ON the same page (CarEditCrud) there is a SelectOneItem with ValueChangeListener and onchange=submit(). The dropdown is associated with country, so when user changes the dropdown the form is submitted which means I lose the information carCode.
How can I retain the Request Parameter when submit is called by dropdown? – techventure 16 hours ago See answer update. – BalusC 16 hours ago Yes Yes Yes, I love you #BalusC.
– techventure 16 hours ago.
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