The usage of apex:param in Visualforce Page
- Aug
- 03
- Posted by Lin
- Posted in APEX, Salesforce, Visualforce
<apex:param> tag is used to pass values from JavaScript to an Apex controller,it can only be used with the folloing parent tags.
• <apex:actionFunction>
• <apex:actionSupport>
• <apex:commandLink>
• <apex:outputLink>
• <apex:outputText>
• <flow:interview>
Here are some small examples of how you can pass a value via apex:param tag in Salesforce.
Enjoy It!
• <apex:actionFunction>
• <apex:actionSupport>
• <apex:commandLink>
• <apex:outputLink>
• <apex:outputText>
• <flow:interview>
Here are some small examples of how you can pass a value via apex:param tag in Salesforce.
Use <apex:param> in <apex:actionFunction>
ApexParam.page
ApexParamController.cls
Use <apex:param> in <apex:actionSupport>
ApexParam.page
ApexParamController.cls
Use <apex:param> in <apex:commandLink>
ApexParam.page
ApexParamController.cls
Use <apex:param> in <apex:outputLink>
ApexParam.page
Use <apex:param> in <apex:outputText>
ApexParam.page
Use <apex:param> in <flow:interview>
ApexParam.page
ApexParamController.cls
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