Jan Kriesten wrote:
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>>> I´m struggeling with the AjaxFallbackLink the target object is null, if
>>> it
>>> runs to the onClick() method.
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>> I still have that problem.... and why is sb. responding to another
>> thread...
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> You should check the documentation what 'null' means on a
> AjaxFallbackLink: you
> don't get an Ajax but a normal (read: fallback) request!
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> Best regards, --- Jan.
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Hello Jan,
I have the same problem when refreshing the page and then clicking on the
last clicked AjaxFallbackLink before the refresh. If I have an
AjaxFallbackLink directly on the page, no problem occures when I refresh the
page. But if the AjaxFallbackLink has been added to a panel, I have the same
problem as Mahone described.
If I do not refresh the page everything works fine but when I refresh the
page the target object is null and only the target object of the last
clicked Link is null.
The target object is null even if Javascript is activated by the client
browser and this problem really just occurs in Internet Explorer 6. Internet
Explorer 7 works as fine as different web browsers like FF or Opera.
Maybe the problem is that IE6 caches the AjaxFallbackLink and when using
this AjaxFallbackLink after a refresh, wicket kills the object and creates
it again (new object) so the old Link before the refresh is not available
anymore.
Maybe it's a bug in wicket, isn't it?
Best regards,
Leigh
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