Maybe a newbie question, but why does the form care about the URL coding
strategy?
Is there such hybrid URL encoder which encodes like this:
http://www.example.com/mount-path/param1/param2?wicket-interface-and-friends-if-needed
Thanks!
Regards:
Norbi
Igor Vaynberg írta:
forms do not
On Sun, Jul 19, 2009 at 12:00 AM, Norbert Sándordevelo...@erinors.com wrote:
Maybe a newbie question, but why does the form care about the URL coding
strategy?
the form uses page's strategy to encode the urls.
Is there such hybrid URL encoder which encodes like this:
such a thing is coming
Hello,
When my page contains a StatelessForm, the exception below is thrown.
When I replace the StatelessForm with a normal Form, it works as expected.
I do nothing special, the page contains only the StatelessForm (even no
components inside the form, just a static HTML submit button).
The
forms do not support indexed strategies since they need actual
parameternames.
-igor
2009/7/17 Norbert Sándor develo...@erinors.com
Hello,
When my page contains a StatelessForm, the exception below is thrown. When
I replace the StatelessForm with a normal Form, it works as expected.
I do
