Here a short example with two Pages (a kind of overview page and a
detailed view page) how it could work:
e.g. in OverviewPage.java:
in DetailedViewPage.java:
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in DetailedViewPage.java:
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Sorry, I did not read your question carefully. Yes my suggestion does not
work with BookmarkablePageLinks.
But Martin has given you already the right solution.
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())but I cannot still understand
how I can pass a PageReference to a BookmarkablePageLink.
Is there a quick way to build a 'back' link with Wicket 1.5?
Thanks in advance for your answer!
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