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Component's constructor.
What would be the correct way to get a property resource when a String
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Hi,
How can I use this in my wicket page? I have looked at getLocalizer() but
there is no were to set the name variable. How can I use this in wicket?
you could start using the search function on the mailinglist or browisng
the wicket wiki as we had this question just 23 hours ago
This is what I got so far
new StringResourceModel( email.forgotlogin.body , Login.this, new
Model(), new Object[]{ user.getUserName(), user.getPassWord() }
).getString();
must I really do this for every string?
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well, in your case its not an easy string, but one with 2 parameters -
in case you have a plain string you can also use the wicket:message
method that is quite better suited for this (e.g: 2 message blocks - 1
before, 1 after and in middle a simple label that spews out the user data);
if you
I thought that something like this would work also:
email.subject=Hi {userName}! Here is your confirmation.
getLocalizer().getString(email.subject, Login.this, new Model(user));
Regards,
Erik.
Mathias P.W Nilsson schreef:
This is what I got so far
new StringResourceModel(
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