We can consider using id for the link, it could be in 1.2.3.
-Matej
Matt Brictson wrote:
Hello,
I like the functionality provided by the WICKET AJAX DEBUG link that
appears when I'm in development mode, but the link is in an
unfortunate position in my UI (it obscures some important
The reason that Joomla and Drupal are so popular is that it is relatively easy to make custom templates and modules. But when we use Wicket and Velocity, it becomes a little too difficult for a normal user. Someone who has little or no programming experience.
Then there is another problem. Wicket
The part where wicket would really shine is the part of application
where you manage content, etc. For the part where you show the content,
I'd consider multiple approaches.
You definitely need different templating engine (like freemarker), or
maybe some scripting language. I'm not sure that
I was wondering who made the code for Wicket-contrib-CMS?greets,Ted
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Get stuff done quickly with pre-integrated technology to make your job easier
Hi to all!
Does anybody have a wicket splitter component?
I don`t want to use frames to make panels resizable, because
I think it to be a too heavyweight solution
May be somebody has written such a component (like in ZK framework)
Thanks!
Arseniy.
Check out the commit logs and their SF ids :)
Eelco
On 10/11/06, Ted Roeloffzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering who made the code for Wicket-contrib-CMS?
greets,
Ted
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Hi Martijn,
the problem is that urls like these
http://127.0.0.1:8080/anyApp/app?wicket:interface=:2:pagination:navigation:1
:pageLink::ILinkListener
will kill any spider coming the way - and so the products would never been
followed to, as the list itself wouldnt be browsed.
The products
Try taking a look at Woogle and how the url looks when changing page in the result.I have done this with Bookmarkable pages and did the pagination myself. http://woogle.billen.dk/
(At that website there is also a link to the svn repository)FrankOn 10/11/06, Korbinian Bachl
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I don't know but if you want a powerful scripting language then you should
look at JRuby.
If however you are concerned about users, then you could do it entiry using
JavaScript. In fact that might open the door for a numer of widgets already
in the public domain, yui being one of them.
Les
But how could you establish a connection between the _javascript_ and the java code from the CMS?On 10/11/06, middledot
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I don't know but if you want a powerful scripting language then you should
look at JRuby.If however you are concerned about users, then you could do it
On 10/11/06, Ted Roeloffzen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But how could you establish a connection between the javascript and the java
code from the CMS?
That's the stuff you'll be learning! :)
Rhino, JRuby, Jython, etc, all have excellent Java integration. By the
time you get there, you'll figure
That would be a very nice contribution indeed. :)
Eelco
On 10/11/06, Arseny [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi to all!
Does anybody have a wicket splitter component?
I don`t want to use frames to make panels resizable, because
I think it to be a too heavyweight solution
May be somebody has written
I'm sorry I didn't understand that. Probably that my brain decided to get stupid yesterday afternoon. I had made some test on something last week and was thinking that the onAttach method was not called when the refresh button in the browser was click.
Now everything is fine. Sorry for the unclear
I've try to make a simple application with the same problem and it just work. So right now, I'm thinking the problem is in our application finally.The problem is solved by seting versionning to false, but I don't think it is really the good solution. I mean, it work, but it does not tell why it
I've flipped through the Pro Wicket book at my local Borders Bookstore
and I see some useful information.
However, from what I am finding online - Wicket's popularity is slowly
growing, thus so is the information.
Honest opinion please: Would the Pro Wicket book provide more insight
and
A book usually has the advantage that it is aimed towards teaching you
something, using a logical build-up, showing tips and other insights.
Online documentation is typically scattered.
Whether online documentation suffices is up to you. Personally I
hardly ever read documentation beyond the
No ideas or further experiments to try to solve this issue ? ;-)
Pierre-Yves
Pierre-Yves Saumont a écrit :
Here is the request parameter object:
[RequestParameters
parameters={rightColumn_pagePanel_dialogBoxExpiries_tabs_panel_dialogBoxContent_selectExpiriesForm:hf:0=,
submit-button=[[
Can you give me the complete form tag thats in the html?johanOn 10/11/06, Pierre-Yves Saumont [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:No ideas or further experiments to try to solve this issue ? ;-)
Pierre-YvesPierre-Yves Saumont a écrit : Here is the request parameter object: [RequestParameters
On Oct 10, 2006, at 11:40 PM, Matej Knopp wrote:
We can consider using id for the link, it could be in 1.2.3.
That would be great. Thanks for your help.
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Matt
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Hi Johan,
While I was extracting the form tag from the markup, I found the cause
of the problem. The form was inside another form (with the opening tag
far above, which is why I did not noticed it). The outside form had no
wicket id nor even an action tag, and I suppose it had been put there
I added id wicket-debug-link to the link, so it should be possible to
force different style for it (using the !important modifier), e.g.
div.wicket-debug-link {
left: 30% !important;
}
Matt Brictson wrote:
On Oct 10, 2006, at 11:40 PM, Matej Knopp wrote:
We can consider using id for
The following still happens with actual trunk:
On a form like
form wicket:id=myForm
table
trtd class=rightAlignedlabel for=AnmeldenameAnmeldename/label/td
tdinput tabindex=4 id=Anmeldename size=30 maxlength=40
wicket:id=login type=text class=formInput//td/tr
trtd colspan=4
why would you repaint form on error or success?i usually only repaint my feedback panels that are outside the form-IgorOn 10/11/06, Stefan Lindner
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:The following still happens with actual trunk:
On a form likeform wicket:id=myForm tabletrtd class=rightAlignedlabel for=""
Shouldn't this happen automatically as default behavior of the original onError mehtod of AjaxSubmitButton? currently I havt to ovveride the onErrorMethod in every AjaxSubmitButton of a Form.
create your own subclass of AjaxSubmitButton that does it for you-Igor
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My FeedbackPanel is inside of the form. Ist this wrong? If I have it inside of
the Form, nothing happens if I do not override onError.
Stefan Lindner
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it is not wrong, you can have a feedback panel anywhere you like.nothing happens because nothing is added to the target. all im saying is that there is no good default behavior because everyone structures their components differently.
-IgorOn 10/11/06, Stefan Lindner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For almost any open source product there is more information on-line
then in books. However, that does not mean you will be able to find it,
or understand it.
The Pro Wicket book is very good to get you started in Wicket thinking.
Afterwards, the online stuff makes a whole lot more sense.
Thanks everyone for the feedback.
I went ahead and bought the book.
--Todd
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Hi, changing the url information and reloading causes a RuntimeException stack trace to be shown instead of a custom ErrorPage that I have configured in y app :This is the configuration being used :getApplicationSettings().setInternalErrorPage(ErrorPage.class);
I have a form with required input fields. The Form has an AjaxsubmitButton. Now
I want to mark each missing required field. How can I determine which field is
missing?
Unless each missing field is provieded, the Form's model object remains null.
My idea was to place a hidden FeedbackPanel on the
I see! Perhaps you are right when you say that there is no food default
behavior. Thank you for answering my stupid question. :-)
But maybe the documentation should be updated. the examle in wicket-examples
did not make it clear that a FeedbackPanel inside of a Form needs an
overwritten
I noticed that when using a RequiredTextField that the validation message
that comes up if no value was added to the textfield is the name of the
component. In other words I have a page backed my a model object that has a
property called firstName. The message that comes up is firstName is
Or maybe another option would be to show the message The Following Fields
are Required and then show something like a red astrick by the fields that
are required.
\
craigdd wrote:
I noticed that when using a RequiredTextField that the validation message
that comes up if no value was added
Sorry, should have read a few more posts...here is the solution to the
different message.
new RequiredTextField(firstName).setLabel(new
ResourceModel(resource.key));
craigdd wrote:
I noticed that when using a RequiredTextField that the validation message
that comes up if no value was
Did you know Wicket can be used to get rid of pesky dandelions?http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Wicket_and_the_Dandelion_Warriors:_An_Ewok_Adventure
Can he be Wicket's mascot, like Duke is to Java? =)
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The onSubmit mehtod of a form is generic that mean if I call getModelobject
inside of an overridden onSubmit I get an object of my Form's model object class
MyForm extends FormsMyModelobjectsclass
on Submit() {
getModelobject() - MyModelObject
The AjaySubmitButton that is
Hello wicket-users,
New version of the Wicket Assistant plugin for Intellij Idea. Download
it from the plugin manager within Idea. Works in version 5.X and 6.X.
Features implemented:
* On-the-fly Inspection checking that the wicket ids exists in the
corresponding java/html file
*
I have a Page hierarchy like the following:
DataEntryPage extends BorderedPage extends AIMSPage extends WebPage
Particularly, BorderedPage is where the System title, menu bar and copyright
notices would be and DataEntryPage builds on that by being designed to work
as, well, a Data Entry based
That would be Wicket 1.2-SNAPSHOT
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i think you have to be in deployment mode-IgorOn 10/11/06, Jaime De La Jara [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi, changing the url information and reloading causes a RuntimeException stack trace to be shown instead of a custom ErrorPage that I have configured in y app :
This is the configuration being used
form components have a isValid() method that returns false if there are errorsyou can traverse form's children and call isvalid on them, and collect the listsee Form.visitFormComponents()-Igor
On 10/11/06, Stefan Lindner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a form with required input fields. The Form
The AjaySubmitButton that is placed in side of my Form is not generic and therefore
onSubmit(AjaxRequestTarget target, Form form) {getModelobject() - Objectthius would return the modelobject of the button and not the form. button's model is used to control its value attribute in html so its
actually that example is wrong, it does need to be updated. onError() was added after the example was written, and since there was no compile time break i missed that spot :)i will update the example soon.-Igor
On 10/11/06, Stefan Lindner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I see! Perhaps you are right when
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