But it will always be the page you made once if you do a refresh or submit to that page.
We don't create new pages all the time. We keep state in the pages.
HomePage and Bookmarkable urls that point to pages will create a new Page (done by the framework)
besides that you create them youreself like setResponsePage(new MyNextPage());
What needs to be refreshed of that page?
What i see is that you initilialize everything upfront.
(model data and also the visibility)
if for example this:
final Label loggedInAsLabel = new Label("labelLoggedInAs", email);
should update to the new email
then you have to do that through a model
final Label loggedInAsLabel = new Label("labelLoggedInAs", new Model()
{
public Object getObject(Component comp)
{
return session.getEmail();
}
});
and the visibility:
final Label loggedInAsLabel = new Label("labelLoggedInAs", email)
{
boolean isVisible()
{
return email != null;
}
}
On 2/16/06, Thomas Singer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Hi Martijn,
> You are free to write anything yourself, and put it in the wiki. There is only so much we can do in our FREE time.
I'm sure I would contribute to the wiki, but at the moment I'm not of any
help because of my lack of experience with web applications at all and
wicket in special.
> .. to reload the page, you don't do anything.
OK, then most likely I do or expect something wrong. In the constructor of
my Page I have following code:
final MySession session = getMySession();
final String email = session.getEmail();
final Label loggedInAsLabel = new Label("labelLoggedInAs", email);
final MessageForm messageForm = new MessageForm("messageInputForm",
session, this);
loggedInAsLabel.setVisible(email != null);
messageForm.setVisible (email == null);
add(loggedInAsLabel);
add(messageForm);
It looks like the constructor is only called when I invoke my bookmarked URL
http://localhost:8080/foo , but not with the automatically happening redirect.
--
Cheers,
Tom
Martijn Dashorst schrieb:
> Tom,
>
> Search the mailinglist for more information on writing documentation.
> You are free to write anything yourself, and put it in the wiki. There
> is only so much we can do in our FREE time.
>
> As for your other question, to reload the page, you don't do anything.
> To go to another page, set the responsepage to the page you want to go
> to, just as you would do in a onclick event of a Link.
>
> Martijn
>
>
> On 2/16/06, *Tom S.* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> What I need to do, that after executing the form.onSubmit() method,
> wicket
> reload the current page or redirects to another? The GuestBook
> example uses
> currentListView.modelChanged(), but I don't use such a model. I've also
> searched the wiki, but could not find something useful.
>
> I know, that developers much more prefer to write code, but wouldn't
> it make
> sense to first document the existing stuff or provide much more
> better and
> larger real-world-problem examples, e.g. including the handling of
> resources? It's also very hard to find something useful on the
> wicket side,
> because the information is scattered all over the place.
>
> --
> Thanks in advance,
> Tom
>
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