The client can't live with the url's created by
HybridUrlEncodingStrategy. They are dead set on that arguments in the
url should be appended with ?, not dot. Conventionally, dots does not
denote arguments, and I must agree that he has a point.
I think everyone would agree that keeping the bookmarkable part of the
url adds value, so I must ask - is there a technical or otherwise good
reason not to include it? As long as the current behaviour is the
default for bookmarkable pages, it will degrade the user experience for
everyone using it, and it seems this could be easily fixed..
-- Edvin
Martijn Dashorst skrev:
use HybridUrlEncodingStrategy to mount the page.
Martijn
On Tue, Jul 22, 2008 at 8:46 AM, Edvin Syse <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
When using a bookmarkable page and altering the state of the page so that
the url is rewritten to ?wicket:interface=:n:myPage::ILinkListener:: etc,
why is the basepath / instead of the bookmarkable page's path?
If someone bookmarks a "stateful" page, they will be redirected to the
homepage if they use the bookmark later. With the mentioned approach, they
could atleast be taken to the bookmarkable page, which would add tremendous
value I think. Is there a good reason why this wasn't done? :)
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