I think the problem here is that you redirect from the Page3 to the
Start page, which then starts yet another redirect. I don't know whether
this should be possible. But you seem to have at least a usecase for this.
Maybe introduce a component that attaches to a
<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="2;url=http://webdesign.about.com/";>
I think this wouldn't be too hard to implement.
Does anyone else have a great idea?
Martijn
josh lim wrote:
Hi Martijn
Thanks for such a quick reply!!
"Start" never has any user intervention. Its job is to just push the
user to see the next (set of) page. In its constructor I use
"redirectToInterceptPage".... and it does not redirect it itself. -
also it's markup page is practically blank...
the other pages however I will present infomration that requires the
user to click a button. so on all these other pages, I have "onSubmit"
which will setResponsePage(new nextPage)
To get back to "Start" I was using "setResponsePage(...)" as mention
above on page3.
I forgot to mention that I start the application from another website
where I do a form post to my application. with a query string whcih
kicks starts everything up...
hope this is clearer...
thanks
Josh
On 7/16/05, Martijn Dashorst <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Josh,
Now this is an use case we haven't seen before: dynamic homepage... I
don't know whether this is /directly/ possible.
But to get things clear: are the arrows in your flow examples user
actions, redirects or something else?
Where does the user come into play?
Do you do a redirect in the Start page to itself? I.e. when you come
from Page3 and go to Start, do you do a redirect to the Start page in
the start page constructor?
Martijn
josh lim wrote:
Hi I am new to wicket and have been trying to prototype a simple
application together ...
Here's my problem.
I've basically have 4 WebPage currently. The HomePage is set to
Start.java. This page basically "redirects" or acts as a "branch"
based on some database information.
an example flow would be to:
1) Start -> Page1 -> Page3 -> Start
2) Start -> Page2 -> Start
3) Start -> EndPage
So In the constructor of Start.java, I had used
"redirectToInterceptPage" successfully, but when I return to Start, I
get an error
"Already redirecting to
'/idea/survey?component=4&version=0&interface=IRedirectListener'.
Cannot redirect more than once...." - But the page _does_ load ...
1. Is there a way out of this?
2. should I be doing "redirectToInter..." in the constructor?
3. in Page1 - 3 I use setResponsePage(new nextPage()) - should I reuse
the page rather than instantiate new pages?
any advise?
Thanks
Josh
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