I know this thread is old, but I had this issue and figured out what was
happening in our case. We are using Wicket's client info component (to get
the user's local timezone). If the ajax call is the first to make this
request, then the response page is actually the javascript page that wicket
That would be true if we were using an XHTML doctype, but we've chosen html
4.01 strict. I have yet to be given a practical reason why XHTML is a good
solution for the apps I'm building today.
Either way, thanks again for the clarification.
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In looking at the source code for ExternalLink (wicket 1.4.6), I see that all
urls have '' converted to 'amp;'
// generate the href attribute
tag.put(href, Strings.replaceAll(url, , amp;));
How can I link to an external url and still pass url parameters? I want to
do something
Ok then, color me ignorant. I was writing my unit tests and noticed that
this was happening and thought it would cause issues (I'm not yet testing in
the browser -- just writing up-front tests of the app as I build it). I
never really paid attention to the fact that you could encode those
