Hi all,
First of all, I feel that this forum is great, and the technology being
developed by the Wicket folks is simply amazing. I am trying to pitch Wicket
to my organization that has a Spring mvc implementation in place (yet the
web 2.0 requirements are far beyond what it can handle - hence
Hi Igore
I have some code to share now. This is what I did:
in the constructor for the Application, I mount pages with hybridUrlCoding
strategy as suggested by you.
mount(new HybridUrlCodingStrategy(home, MenuPage.class));
mount(new
I am a new wicket user, and have been trying to develop an application for
the past few weeks. What I initially did was to use some databinder API to
fetch persistent objects, and heavily using AJAX to refresh parts of pages
rather than reloads. Now I'm having an issue with back button. Let's
Hi Igor
thanks for the prompt reply..I'm trying to figure out how exactly to do
that. This is because I have the following situation and I don't know where
to apply the url coding strategy:
1. there are two pages, one is a menu and one detail page
2. menu page displays objects in a hierarchy -
Hi
I'm kinda new to Apache wicket. I have a LinkTree on a page on which I also
have other Ajax enabled components (basically 5,6 links on the page). When
my other component is clicked, I want to locate the node in the tree and
expand it, to show the user's selection. I know tree.getTreeState()
