Gili wrote:
ExternalLinks are HTML links embedded within a Page whereas
RedirectPage is a standalone Page that is executed on the client-end
and redirects them to a page.
Yes. But the point here is, that you can use the RedirectPage to direct
the browser to an external location from the server side (e.g. in an
onSubmitHandler, or a tree selection) as opposed to just having a static
link.
Personally I find RedirectPage rather useless in its current form.
I think we're better off having it a Wiki entry as opposed to shipping
it as part of core.
If find that funny, as I specifically built in an extra parameter you
prosposed to cater your wishes...
Eelco
Gili
Les Pruszynski wrote:
Hello guys,
Going through Wicket class hierarchy I realised that we have two
classes that serve similar purposes (see below). Shouldn't they be
merged into one? What do you think?
public class *ExternalLink*
extends WebMarkupContainer
<http://wicket.sourceforge.net/apidocs/wicket/markup/html/WebMarkupContainer.html>
A simple anchor link (<a href="http://url";>) pointing to any URL.
Usually this is used for links to destinations outside of Wicket.
public final class *RedirectPage*
extends WebPage
<http://wicket.sourceforge.net/apidocs/wicket/markup/html/WebPage.html>
Page that let the browser redirect. Use this if you want to direct
the browser to some external URL, like Google etc. or if you want to
redirect to a Wicket page, but with a delay.
Les
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