mended to
> use this to force page-rendering, like one could just follow this approach
> and force rendering in the if-else blocks (as below) so as to skip the rest
> of the executable-code (in an event-listener) , which doesnt feel to be the
> right way to go and should rather just
Thanks...
So what i would want to know as well is to when would it be recommended to
use this to force page-rendering, like one could just follow this approach
and force rendering in the if-else blocks (as below) so as to skip the rest
of the executable-code (in an event-listener) , which doesnt
control comes back to the
> > wicket i.e. after execution of the events on the WebPage...
> >
> > Please comments..
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ge doesnt initiate rendering rightaway rather it just
> sets the targetPage which is rendered once the control comes back to the
> wicket i.e. after execution of the events on the WebPage...
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> Please comments..
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