Hi,
In my application I have a "edit <something>" link that opens a
popup-window where the user can actually edit "<something>". Giving the
window a generic title (like just "Edit" ) would be confusing when
multiple pop-ups are open so I tried to make the popup-window title read
"Edit <something>" instead.
My problem: The generated JavaScript looks ok but whenever I click on
the edit link the popup window that opens just shows the "Page expired"
page.
Thanks in advance,
Tobias
P.S. Here's what I (conceptually) try to do ( Wicket 1.3.5 ). The actual
code is slightly different and more complex but DOES work when I omit
the PopupSettings#setWindowName() call.
public class EditComponent extends Panel {
private final class EditForm extends Form {
private ThingToEdit thingToEdit;
private Link editLink;
protected EditForm(ThingToEdit someThing) {
super("form");
setThingToEdit( someThing );
// link that opens a new pop-up window
// where more complex properties
// of <someThing> be edited
editLink = new Link("editLink") {
public void onClick() {
setResponsePage( new EditSomethingPage(
thingToEdit ) );
}
};
editLink.setPopupSettings( createPopupSettings( someThing ) );
add( "link" , editLink);
/* more TextFields etc. for performing simple updates */
}
private static PopupSettings createPopupSettings(ThingToEdit
thing) {
return new PopupSettings().setWindowName("Edit "+thing);
}
protected void setThingToEdit(ThingToEdit aThing) {
this.thingToEdit = aThing;
if ( editLink != null ) {
editLink.setPopupSettings( createPopupSettings( aThing )
);
}
}
}
public EditComponent(String id,List<ThingToEdit> thingsToEdit) {
super( id );
final EditForm editForm = new EditForm .... );
/* render list of thingsToEdit where clicking on an item
will call editForm.setThingToEdit( <clicked item> ) */
}
}
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