>> okay, but how did the 1.4 have nice url in browser bar and Ajax working
>> without this tweak? I mean this new ?number style urls are a bit ugly
>> IMHO, and I have many ajaxified pages, so I don't know how to deal with
>> this right now..
> If you use regular bookmarkable pages in 1.4 with Ajax and refresh
> the page then all your Ajax state is gone! This is why URLS are hybrid
> by default in 1.5.
I don't mind that, is there a way to change the default?
> I don't think you can mount same page twice.
Okay, how can I create aliases for a page then? And how could I create a
nice url for parameterless and 'parameterful' pages? like /show shows a
user own profile, and /show/id/{id} shows another users profile?
> Huh? Why should we store it somewhere else? It's part of page
> parameters. Page parameters are current page parameters for the
> requests. You can use models properly and reload the data on every
> request (by quering getPageParameters().getNamedParameter("user-id")
> for the id.
I don't think you're using http referers to find out which page did the
request came from, I think you're using the browser bar URL when you
create the links for the page content. So the links on the page are
already containing the page id's, that's great. But the browser bar URL
is not used for anything after page rendering, or?
>>>> Also how could I make Wicket to use by default the /id/1234 format
>>>> instead of ?3&id=1234 for link creation??
>>>
>>> You can either set id and 1234 as indexed parameters or mount the page
>>> as /showuser/id/{user-id}
>>
>> Probably my code is guilty, can you go through my quickstart?
> You didn't put any code in the archive, just class files.
doh, right.. The working url is http://aldaris.sch.bme.hu/myproject.tar.gz
Just execute a mvn jetty:run and see how it 'works'.
Thanks,
Peter
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