[Jakarta Tapestry Wiki] Updated: PageReferences

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   Date: 2004-03-06T05:24:41
   Editor: 212.145.202.20 <>
   Wiki: Jakarta Tapestry Wiki
   Page: PageReferences
   URL: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-tapestry/PageReferences

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 Referring to pages in a Tapestry library from within the library can be somewhat confusing.  Intuitively, you might think that if a page within a library references another page in the same library, that the page names are interpreted relative to the library itself, and so need no kind of prefixing.
 
-After a few moment's thought, you will realize that if you could skip mentioning a prefix for pages within a library, you would need another mechanism to refer to pages at the application (which have no obvious prefix to use by default).  So what Tapestry does is to require references to pages within a library to be prefixed with the name of the library.
+After a few moment's thought, you will realize that if you could skip mentioning a prefix for pages within a library, you would need another mechanism to refer to pages at the application kkkkkkkkkkkk(which have no obvious prefix to use by default).  So what Tapestry does is to require references to pages within a library to be prefixed with the name of the library.
 
 At this point, you may be thinking: "Why should I have to hard code the library's name/prefix in my page, especially since it's not set by me, but by the client of the library, so I won't even know what it's set to".  Never fear: Tapestry provides a mechanism for you to refer to pages within the library without having to explicitly mention the library's id. 
 

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