if you want to disable the back button then you have to do some
javascripting to disabled it.
I think some of the forums made examples for this.
Dan Gould wrote:
I've got an unusual use-case for a page and I'm confused about how to
accomplish this in Wicket. However, it seems to be that it should be
completely doable, even if I need to hack some stuff a bit.
I have a page, (say, http://www.foo.com/foo). Every time I come back to
that page, it should generate a completely new version. So, even if I use
the back button, it should load a new one (I assume I can set META
HTTP-EQUIV="EXPIRES" CONTENT="0" to force this to happen in most
browsers).
However, I want a link on the page to "see previous version". This should
let you go back to a small number of previous versions. I'm fine with
only allowing people to go back as far as there's stuff in the Wicket
pagemap.
Wicket-wizards: Any idea how I can do this?
Thank you.
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