And one more thing. Say, you've got Home.html relative to your current
package, and you've got Home.html in your webapp directory. Is see a
problem here.
Eelco
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Hmmm. I'm not convinced yet. I like it from a designer's perspective
(not having to use id="wicket-[autolink]"), but really dislike it from
a programmers perspective (implicit behaviour is scary).
Gili wrote:
Jon and I would like to propose a replacement for autolinks.
Instead of users explicitly declaring [autolink], we'd automatically
convert <a href> tags to autolinks and treat their query string as page
parameters. This new approach is capable of replacing all preexisting
autolink functionality.
PRO:
- Automatic conversion of internal links to autolinks (as opposed to
having to explicitly declare them).
IMO this is not a PRO per se. Implicit behaviour can be quite fuzzy
for users. Explicitly putting autolink in your pages has the advantage
that it is allways clear whether something will be a wicket component,
or will be rendered as is.
- We no longer run the risk of broken links resulting from developers
forgeting to link <a href> tags with Wicket pages.
Why is that? I can imagine developers (designers) forgetting
id="wicket-[autolink]". Is that what you mean?
CON:
- Overhead of resolving the <a href> tags the first time the Page is
ever rendered. We need to resolve URLs to Wicket pages dynamically, and
cache them for future rendering.
Yech. Overhead == evil :). Just kidding; it's probably solvable right?
Eelco
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