Hi,
Just to make sure I understand it. An iframe is a "link" (a separate
request) and the sematic is similar to an include.
Yes, thats right. The simplest description is: it's a separate
browser window inside a web page itself. It has a syntax similar to a
link and kind of include semantic :)
If it is a "link" to another page, why not just use a wicket Link
component?
Hmm, the link component itself can't do it because iframes have a
different syntax. But I think a Link-alike frame component could do
it... I will try that. I'm just unsure how to generate the url for
the iframe because I want the main page to stay intact and I want to
refer a concrete Page instance instead of the Page class (like the
Link does).
Ralf
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