21-02-2007 17:48
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] Navigation between pages
Nino,
Wouldn't that leave all of the pages in session? I.e. you expect to
have 7 pages in history, but 7 points to 8, which points to 9, etc.
Scott
On 2/21/07, Nino Wael [EMAIL
You think that should give problems?
Not necessarily. But do keep in mind that as long as you have
references to pages they can't be serialized. Alternatively, you could
work with bookmarkable pages more and pass the class (and possibly
parameter) for 'back' navigation. Not as pretty but more
Hi all,
just one more trivial question; ;-)
which possibilities do i got to navigate from one Webpage to another after
an event is triggered?
Thx in advance! Peter
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Well you could just use setResponsePage(new YourWebPage(..));
Peter Klassen wrote:
Hi all,
just one more trivial question; ;-)
which possibilities do i got to navigate from one Webpage to another after
an event is triggered?
Thx in advance! Peter
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: [Wicket-user] Navigation between pages
Well you could just use setResponsePage(new YourWebPage(..));
Peter Klassen wrote:
Hi all,
just one more trivial question; ;-)
which possibilities do i got to navigate from one Webpage to another after
an event is triggered?
Thx in advance! Peter
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Regards Nino
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Sent: 21. februar 2007 09:36
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Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] Navigation between pages
Well you could just use setResponsePage(new
On 2/21/07, Scott Swank [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nino,
Wouldn't that leave all of the pages in session? I.e. you expect to
have 7 pages in history, but 7 points to 8, which points to 9, etc.
Yep, it would. This pattern works good for when you have dialogue
style pages (gather some info and
