old_contents: """
  The ``ui.Hyperlink`` class acts as an "internal" hyperlink to a particular
  state of the application.  These states are stored in the application's
  history, allowing for the use of the Back and Next buttons in the browser to
  move between application states.
  
  The ``ui.Hyperlink`` class only makes sense in an application which keeps track
  of state using the ``History`` module.  When the user clicks on a hyperlink,
  the application changes state by calling ``History.newItem(newState)``.  The
  application then uses a history listener function to respond to the change in
  state in whatever way makes sense.
  """
  from pyjamas.ui.SimplePanel import SimplePanel
  from pyjamas.ui.VerticalPanel import VerticalPanel
  from pyjamas.ui.HorizontalPanel import HorizontalPanel
  from pyjamas.ui.Hyperlink import Hyperlink
  from pyjamas.ui.Label import Label
  from pyjamas import History
  
  
  class HyperlinkDemo(SimplePanel):
      def __init__(self):
          SimplePanel.__init__(self)
  
          History.addHistoryListener(self)
  
          vPanel = VerticalPanel()
  
          self.stateDisplay = Label()
          vPanel.add(self.stateDisplay)
  
          hPanel = HorizontalPanel(Spacing=5)
          hPanel.add(Hyperlink("State 1", False, "state number 1"))
          hPanel.add(Hyperlink("State 2", False, "state number 2"))
  
          vPanel.add(hPanel)
          self.add(vPanel)
  
      def onHistoryChanged(self, state):
          self.stateDisplay.setText(state)
  
  
new_contents: """
  The ``ui.Hyperlink`` class acts as an "internal" hyperlink to a particular
  state of the application.  These states are stored in the application's
  history, allowing for the use of the Back and Next buttons in the browser to
  move between application states.
  
  The ``ui.Hyperlink`` class only makes sense in an application which keeps track
  of state using the ``History`` module.  When the user clicks on a hyperlink,
  the application changes state by calling ``History.newItem(newState)``.  The
  application then uses a history listener function to respond to the change in
  state in whatever way makes sense.
  """
  from pyjamas.ui.SimplePanel import SimplePanel
  from pyjamas.ui.VerticalPanel import VerticalPanel
  from pyjamas.ui.HorizontalPanel import HorizontalPanel
  from pyjamas.ui.Hyperlink import Hyperlink
  from pyjamas.ui.Label import Label
  from pyjamas import History
  
  
  class HyperlinkDemo(SimplePanel):
      def __init__(self):
          SimplePanel.__init__(self)
  
          History.addHistoryListener(self)
  
          vPanel = VerticalPanel()
  
          self.stateDisplay = Label()
          vPanel.add(self.stateDisplay)
  
          hPanel = HorizontalPanel(Spacing=5)
          hPanel.add(Hyperlink("State 1", False, TargetHistoryToken="state number 1"))
          hPanel.add(Hyperlink("State 2", False, TargetHistoryToken="state number 2"))
  
          vPanel.add(hPanel)
          self.add(vPanel)
  
      def onHistoryChanged(self, state):
          self.stateDisplay.setText(state)
  
  
subject: Fix bug in showcase introduced in 21788e5fca3ada168cdf8150bc7ba1e3fdf7e039