Yep, I know I can add Link components, but it gets very tedious when
you have, say, 100 links on a page. Auto-linking is such a useful
feature, so I personally think that the link disabling feature should
be a) configurable (via MarkupSettings), and b) disabled by default
since it's not what users would normally expect.
When I add a new BookmarkablePageLink manually, it doesn't seem to
auto-disable. Why should this behavior differ from an auto-link?
By the way, I think there may be a bug with mounted pages and
disabled links. I have a page with parameters and all links to that
page (even those with different parameters) get disabled.
Michael Day
On Apr 14, 2006, at 4:00 AM, Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
Only very little performance impact.
Wicket automatically creates a Link component for you and the
"disable" behavior is exactly the same as for for Links. And Links get
disabled if they point to the same page. If you don't want that
behavior, than you can not use autolinks. Just add standard normal
Links yourself and you have all the control over that link you want -
except it is not generated automatically.
Juergen
On 4/14/06, Michael Day <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've tried two different methods of auto-linking. One is
getMarkupSettings().setAutoLinking(true); The other is by wrapping
my anchors in <wicket:link>. Both methods work fine for linking, but
when you go to the linked page, the links become disabled (anchors
are replaced with <span>). How can I prevent this behavior? I don't
think there are any configuration options for it.
By the way, does setAutoLinking(true) have any serious performance
implications?
Thanks,
Michael Day
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