Haha, brilliant. Sometimes you forget the simple stuff :)
Thanks Sebastiaan,
Erik.
Sebastiaan van Erk wrote:
Shouldn't it work if you just override getLocale() on your admin base
page to return your admin locale?
Regards,
Sebastiaan
Hi,
I have localized my Wicket site, but I have a problem with localization
+ (mounted) bookmarkable pages.
When mounting a bookmarkable page:
mount(new WhateverUrlCodingStrategy(/mypage, MyPage.class));
there is no locale parameter...
This means:
1) I cannot give my
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 11:40 AM, Sebastiaan van Erk
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However they're still workarounds for something that I think is
conceptually not quite right in Wicket currently: the fact that it should be
possible to mount different locales of a page on different urls, for
Gwyn Evans wrote:
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 11:40 AM, Sebastiaan van Erk
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
However they're still workarounds for something that I think is
conceptually not quite right in Wicket currently: the fact that it should be
possible to mount different locales of a page on
So when you do this:
mount(new WhateverUrlCodingStrategy(/mypage, MyPage.class, Locale.NL));
then when i hit
/mypage
we have to set the sessions locale to NL then?
johan
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 12:40 PM, Sebastiaan van Erk [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hi,
I have localized my Wicket site,
hi sebastiaan,
Any ideas on this? Anybody already implemented the coding strategy for
the locale in the root? Anybody got another easier workaround?
i don't use a coding strategy for this but an extension to wicket filter that
parses the 'relative path' of the url for locale definitions,
hi sebastiaan,
Would you be willing to share that code? Because in the short term I
think it's the best solution.
it's all Scala - if you want that... ;-)
best regards, --- jan.
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Johan Compagner wrote:
So when you do this:
mount(new WhateverUrlCodingStrategy(/mypage, MyPage.class, Locale.NL));
then when i hit
/mypage
we have to set the sessions locale to NL then?
I don't think so. The *resource* has the specified locale, i.e., the
Page, but I think it's bad to
hi sebastiaan,
i just snip the things out and comment (as far as necessary):
use this filter instead of the default wicket filter:
---8---
object LocaleFilter
{
final val REQUEST_LOCALE_ATTRIBUTE = _request_locale_
}
class LocaleFilter extends WicketFilter
{
import
Hi Jan,
Would you be willing to share that code? Because in the short term I
think it's the best solution.
Regards,
Sebastiaan
Jan Kriesten wrote:
hi sebastiaan,
Any ideas on this? Anybody already implemented the coding strategy for
the locale in the root? Anybody got another easier
Hmm.. Scala :-)
I guess I'll opt for English then :-)
I don't quite understand what you do... taking it out of the filter is
easy enough I guess, but then? When you set a property on the
application how does this work with different threads? Do you use thread
local? Then you do you render
hi sebastiaan,
Btw: do you have a change locale link? How do you make sure it plays
nice with bookmarkable urls?
actually, since the locale is filtered out from the actual url - you don't have
to worry about this at all. just link the user to the /de/xy or /en/xy-pages and
you get called
The problem is that a component has not a locale by default
So then we should give a Page a locale field.
and then that will be set..
But the problem is
if you do setResponsePage(Page.class)
what should then be taken? The session locale mount?
johan
On Mon, Apr 14, 2008 at 6:14 PM,
Johan Compagner wrote:
The problem is that a component has not a locale by default
So then we should give a Page a locale field.
and then that will be set..
But the problem is
if you do setResponsePage(Page.class)
what should then be taken? The session locale mount?
The most logical thing
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