You could that. However, if you follow a Wicket generated link you loose
the parameter.
Better aproach is to use style. Either overload Session.getStyle() or
call Session.setStyle() (note: I've also never used this :) ).
For the rest this works the same as variants.
Regards,
Erik.
Carfield Yim schreef:
> Just found out we need to overload method getVariation() instead.
Oeps, I am sorry. I've never used it myself.
> By the way, may be we can have a standard HTTP request parameter name,
> say "variation" . Then, for the method getVariation(), instead of just
> return null by default, may be we can change the implementation as
>
> public String getVariation() {
> return getRequest().getParameter("variation");
> }
>
> So that user can have variation anytime they like for all component/page?
>
>
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Erik van Oosten
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