Philip A. Chapman wrote:
Everyone,
This email will probably be a little difficult to read because I have
tried to put sample code in here, but please hang in there and see if
you can help me.
I am linking in a CSS page using a relative path. On most pages it's
not working because of how paths are being created. In a
Form.onSubmit(), the following code:
setResponsePage(getApplicationSettings().getDefaultPageFactory()
.newPage(getApplicationPages().getHomePage(),
(PageParameters) null));
btw.
it's enough to do
setResponsePage(HomePage.class);
no need for this long notation.
produces a url like :
http://server/app/?bookmarkablePage=package.web.Home
This is correct. Everywhere else, I use static inner class
implementations of PageLink and BookmarkablePageLink:
public static PageLink link(final String name, final Integer id)
{
return new PageLink(name, new IPageLink()
{
public Page getPage()
{
if (id == null) {
return new EditReport(new Report());
} else {
return new EditReport(Report.lookup(id));
}
}
public Class getPageIdentity()
{
return EditReport.class;
}
});
}
produces a URL like
http://server/app?bookmarkablePage=package.web.ReportsListing
sorry, I don't understand this. How can this pagelink generate
bookmarkable URL? It should be more something like
app?path=XXX&interface=ILinkListener... and after redirect
just
app?path=YYY
-Matej
The lack of a slash after the servlet application name "app" makes it so
that the browser cannot find the css style page.
Thanks,
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