Johan,
I had tracked the conversation about reserved works on the dev list,
and thought "hmm, I wonder if path is a reserved word", so I changed
"path" to "pathXYZ" and all the sudden everything started working
perfectly.
Did the team come to a consensus about reserved words? The last I saw
the idea was to use w_<word>
-Riyad
Johan Compagner wrote:
a bookmarkable page is created everytime.
So that page can't be expired.
What version of wicket are you using?
And what do you exactly with the content? You display that in a label
on youre homepage?
As one big html part?
johan
On 2/16/06, Riyad Kalla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hey
everyone,
I'm new to the users list and had a question about a certain type of
design that I was hoping someone could shed some light on for me, I am
most likely going about this completely bass-ackwards.
The site I'm creating operates ontop of a very basic CMS system. In the
database the admin can create a new "page" that consists of a name and
then content (straight HTML), looks like this:
page
----------
name: varchar(128)
content: text
So the idea of this is to develop a single bookmarkable page, let's call
it ContentPage, that takes a "name" argument and before displaying,
loads all the appropriate content from the DB, then injects it into the
page. So I need the ContentPage to be bookmarkable, and to avoid too
much information in the URL, I'm using an alias (content) for it. So the
url would look something like this:
http://mysite.com:8080/ContentPage.html?bookmarkablePage=content&name=/home
>From this, I want to look at the page parameter "name" get the value
"/home" then pickup the content from the DB and place it into the page.
Atleast that is the idea.
I don't know if this is a down side or not, but the obvious side effect
of this is that almost *every* page on the site is the ContentPage
differing only by the page parameters "name". As an example, here's a
snippet of my nav bar and how the links look:
---------------------
add(new BookmarkablePageLink("home", HomePage.class,
createPageParameters("path", "/home")));
add(new BookmarkablePageLink("projects", HomePage.class,
createPageParameters("path", "/projects")));
add(new BookmarkablePageLink("downloads", HomePage.class,
createPageParameters("path", "/downloads")));
add(new BookmarkablePageLink("about", HomePage.class,
createPageParameters("path", "/about")));
add(new BookmarkablePageLink("contact", HomePage.class,
createPageParameters("path", "/contact")));
---------------------
***createPageParameters just wraps the values in a PP and returns it***
So the problem I'm having is that any time I click any of my links in my
page:
--------------
<a wicket:id="home">Home</a>
<a wicket:id="projects">Projects</a>
<a wicket:id="downloads">Downloads</a>
<a wicket:id="about">About</a>
<a wicket:id="contact">Contact</a>
--------------
I get a Page Expired error. For example, clicking downloads my URL
changes correctly to:
http://localhost:8080/kallasoft/ContentPage.html?bookmarkablePage=content&path=%2Fdownloads
but I'm seeing a PageExpired. I'm betting this has to do with the fact
that every page in my site is really the same page, but I don't
understand the mechanics behind this and why it's barfing. Any help
understanding this would be great, or pointing out if I'm doing
something awful and possibly another way of addressing this.
Best wishes,
Riyad
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