in the wicket examples, the "go back" link uses
BookmarkablePageLink. I also trying to do "go back"
link except i would like the "return page" to keep
state, not create a new page. so instead i used
add( new Link("backLink") {
public void onClick() {
setResponsePage( returnPage );
}
}
this method successfully keep the return page state.
however, when i try to go to any page via the return
page, i get an page expired error.
anyone else have a better solution to my problem?
hopefully i described my problem adequately
thanks,
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