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This is the panel UserPanel.

public class UserPanel extends AbstractPanel {

          public String show() {

              StringBuffer sb = new StringBuffer("<H3>\n");

              sb.append("<A href=\"");

              sb.append("main?panel=ManageUserForm&next_panel=UserPanel&objectID=");

              sb.append(inOut.getValue("objectID"));

              sb.append("\">\n");

              sb.append("Edit user info</A>\n");

              sb.append("<BR>\n");

              sb.append("<A href=\"");

              sb.append("main?panel=DeleteUserPanel&next_panel=UserPanel&objectID=");

              sb.append(inOut.getValue("objectID"));

              sb.append("\">\n");

              sb.append("Delete user </A>\n");

              sb.append("<BR>\n");

              sb.append("<A href=\"");

              sb.append("main?panel=LibraryListerPanel&presentation=1&SORTABLE=true");

              sb.append("&type=com.user.Book&user_id=");

              sb.append(inOut.getValue("objectID"));

              sb.append("\">\n");

              sb.append("Show borrowed books </A>\n");

              sb.append("<BR>\n");

              sb.append("<A href=\"");

              sb.append("main?panel=LibraryListerPanel&presentation=2&SORTABLE=true");

              sb.append("&type=com.user.Book&user_id=");

              sb.append(inOut.getValue("objectID"));

              sb.append("\">\n");

              sb.append("Borrow books </A>\n");

              sb.append("<BR>\n");

              sb.append("<A href=\"");

              sb.append("main?panel=LibraryAdminPanel\">");

              sb.append("Back to LibraryAdminPanel</A>\n");

              sb.append("</H3>\n");

              return sb.toString();

          }

      }

inOut.getValue("objectID") - that's how the ID for any particular user is get from the previous URL.

Now take a look at UserPanel in the browser :

Let's see what's happening if you click on Edit User info.

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