Probably this is due to Wicket links which contain informations on page
version (it should be an incremental id). So each time you return to the
same page Wicket generate different values for href attribute because
version id has been incremented. That's way they seem not visited.
When you restart your application, page version id restart from zero and
your browser can recognize links as visited.
I have a page with links that redirect to other pages.
Upon clicking the original page again (after navigating away from it), the
links don't change their color to "visited"; they're the same color as
unvisited.
However, when I *restart my application* and go to that page, the link now
changes color to "visited."
Could someone give me any ideas on what could be wrong? After the user
clicks a link and returns to the original page, the link color should
immediately change to 'visited.'
Thanks
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