<a href="">
wicket will make those links absolute.
johan
On 2/26/06, David Leangen
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I finally have some time to start looking into this some more...
> Why don't you just provide some bookmarkable links to your
> template designer?
>
> MyApplication.java:
> mountBookmarkablePage("/links/coolPage", CoolPage.class);
>
> Then its up to the web designer if he wants to include a link or not:
>
> Page(_xx).html:
> Take a look at <a href="" page</a>!
I tried this, and it seems promising, BUT, there is a major problem to this
approach:
This assumes that the root context is "/", which is not always true. For
this to work like you suggest, the author would have to write:
Take a look at <a href="" page</a>!
Unfortunately, this is not acceptable. The author should have no idea of
context. The link must be relative to the application "top" page.
Also, my css and image links break when I use mountable pages. Again, it is
not acceptable to have to write href="">
Otherwise, I very much like the idea of mountable links.
WDYT?
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