if you are using ajaxfallbacklink and get a null target then that means the
fallback was used, so the browser doesnt support ajax/javascript. that is
the whole point of ajaxfallbacklink, your impl should look like this
onclick(target) {
dosomething();
if (target!=null) {
// ajax
processajaxtarget(target);
} else {
//falback
processregularroundtrip();
}
}
-igor
On 5/22/07, sf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
When I try to deploy my wicket application in Liferay, ajax doesnt seem to
work.
eventhough the default value of ajaxable in Liferay is true, I get a null
AjaxRequestTarget on the onclick event of my AjaxFallbackLink.
can anyone advise what to do?
Thanks,
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