if you click on a statefull link and on the server you don't do a redirect
the browser will show you that url
Or you do again a redirect to a mount, or you use ajax for those statefull
links.
johan
On 2/26/07, Peter Thomas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Johan - the bookmarkable link in this case
not yet but i can release tinymce examples as well. i'll do it in next few
days.
/iulian
On 2/25/07, Iman Rahmatizadeh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the great work. Will the examples be released as well ? It was
a little hard for me as a first timer with tinymce to find out how it
PrinterLink print = new PrinterLink(printoutlink, PageToPrint.class);
any need for this
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Hi,
I'd like to update a label (though this could just as well be another
component such as a FeedbackPanel) using ajax from a method that doesn't
give me access to the AjaxRequestTarget that usually is the case with ajax
components. Here is an example.
DojoDropContainer hiredDropContainer =
That actually works. The thing you have to think about is to set the height
to about the same height as the image and it'll work great. The width can be
set to 100%.
I still need to know why the container parameter for method onDrop is always
null when I drop an item to a DojoDropContainer. But
* Eelco Hillenius:
On 2/24/07, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
and that they are not removed is because i guess you
don't terminate jetty correctly you just shoot it down when
developing.
So? That's what I've always did? And that's where the JDK
shutdown
Gohan a écrit :
Hi,
I'd like to update a label (though this could just as well be another
component such as a FeedbackPanel) using ajax from a method that doesn't
give me access to the AjaxRequestTarget that usually is the case with ajax
components. Here is an example.
DojoDropContainer
Gohan a écrit :
That actually works. The thing you have to think about is to set the height
to about the same height as the image and it'll work great. The width can be
set to 100%.
I still need to know why the container parameter for method onDrop is always
null when I drop an item to a
I'm using the latest wicket 2 snapshot. Mabey you can reply to this thread so
I know when the bug is fixed? Thanks for all your help!
Vincent Demay wrote:
Gohan a écrit :
That actually works. The thing you have to think about is to set the
height
to about the same height as the image and
* Igor Vaynberg:
if project/wicket-stuff maintainers add their projects to
our bamboo instance the snapshots will be housed at
wicketstuff.org/maven/repository
Thanks Igor, nice idea. I just did it:
I have another question regarding the wicket-contrib-dojo library. I wonder
if it's possible to be notified when a FX component like FXOnClickFader or
FXOnClickWiper has completed their work. E.g. if I have a FXOnClickFader
like:
new FXOnClickFader(1000, fadeButton, true)
I would like to somehow
Al Maw wrote:
ChuckDeal wrote:
Hopefully, I don't have some unique scenario. We are going to migrate
our
app over to the Wicket framework in pieces. To do so, app will
technically
be based on Wicket and we will make calls back to the legacy code (JSPs).
Ah ha, thought so. I have
Hi all,
we are using wicket 1.2.5 and we have page expired problems in our
application with 3 frames.
In the main frame we are displaying some results in an
AjaxFallbackDefaultDataTable. By using the paging mechanism and
afterwards clicking on a link in the top frame the error occurs.
Back
Unfortunatly there isn't any event raised when an effect is finished.
What is your use case? may be we can work around that?
Gohan a écrit :
I have another question regarding the wicket-contrib-dojo library. I wonder
if it's possible to be notified when a FX component like FXOnClickFader or
Hello Johan,
thanks for the reply. Changed my code to use of a PageMap in the index
frame and now it works.
Regards,
Michel
Johan Compagner schrieb:
do you use a pagemap per frame?
because if you use frames you should open a page in a pagemap
johan
On 2/26/07, *Michel Wichers* [EMAIL
huh?
-igor
On 2/26/07, Ayodeji Aladejebi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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yes, you can create user groups and assign them to projects, etc.
so far no one from wicket-stuff asked to be added. you are an admin in
bamboo btw, so you can add them too.
-igor
On 2/26/07, Jean-Baptiste Quenot [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Igor Vaynberg:
if project/wicket-stuff
* Igor Vaynberg:
yes, you can create user groups and assign them to projects,
etc.
so far no one from wicket-stuff asked to be added. you are an
admin in bamboo btw, so you can add them too.
Great! Just added Vincent Demay to be able to manually trigger
the Dojo build.
Thanks
Igor,
I'd love to get the wicket-scriptaculous project involved in this as well.
what account information do you need to set this up?
On 2/26/07, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes, you can create user groups and assign them to projects, etc.
so far no one from wicket-stuff asked to
give me the login name you want, and i will set you up an account
-igor
On 2/26/07, Ryan Sonnek [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Igor,
I'd love to get the wicket-scriptaculous project involved in this as
well. what account information do you need to set this up?
On 2/26/07, Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL
Do you have such a link, or are you looking for suggestions on how to
create one? If the latter is the case, just render the page you want
to print and have javascript: window.print() somewhere, e.g. as a
header contribution.
Eelco
On 2/26/07, Ayodeji Aladejebi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using Wicket 1.2.4 and working with a simple page to show a ListView.
Here is the constructor for the page.
public Results(List resultsList) {
ListView procedures = new ListView(procedures, resultsList) {
protected void populateItem(ListItem item) {
List procedure = (List) item.getModelObject();
item.add(new Label(equipment, (String) procedure.get(0)));
can procedure be null? because thats what it looks like.
-igor
On 2/26/07, Stewr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm using Wicket 1.2.4 and working with a simple
Thanks for the quick reply...procedure is not null at any point when this
error is occurring.
igor.vaynberg wrote:
List procedure = (List) item.getModelObject();
item.add(new Label(equipment, (String)
procedure.get(0)));
can procedure be null? because
give us the full stacktrace please
-igor
On 2/26/07, Stewr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply...procedure is not null at any point when this
error is occurring.
igor.vaynberg wrote:
List procedure = (List) item.getModelObject();
Ok.
The shutdown hook is not invoked when you terminate the
JettyLauncher using the red square Terminate button. Using this
button is like doing kill -KILL, whereas using kill (default
TERM signal) would invoke the shutdown hook correctly.
Yes, I've tested some more and I only get this error in my Ajax debug window
under IE. In Firefox, it correctly loads the modal window.
However, in Firefox it fails a few steps later because it is unable to
locate a form element by ID, when clearly the form element is coming back as
part of the
it should find the element once its been added to dom. perhaps you are
calling the javascript that needs that id a tad too early? try
target.appendjavascript instead of prepand
-igor
On 2/26/07, dukejansen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I've tested some more and I only get this error in my
Well suppose I want to make a component visible only when the fading
component has faded out completely. Or perhaps I'd like to trigger a chain
reaction of some sort. I think it would be nice to have hooks like this.
Vincent Demay wrote:
Unfortunatly there isn't any event raised when an
Wicket 1.3 (revison 511857) (IE6)
I remembered a thread on the Wicket-dev list that was talking about
implementing a feature that would store the id of the last edited field so
that AJAX could then set the foxus back to it when execution returned. As
of this morning, it appears that this code
yeah, i'm not really doing anything custom for calling javascript or
anything.
this is all just standard ModalWindow show/hide behavior, and button onclick
events which launch new modal windows or update state of existing panels and
repaint.
i haven't written a single line of javascript or any
Unfortunately I can't get the full stacktrace because the exception seems to
be handled by the framework before it reaches my code. I can see the
exception occur in the debugger, IntelliJ displays it, thens steps past it,
but I can't catch it.
igor.vaynberg wrote:
give us the full
it should be output into the log, so must be in the intellij console?
-igor
On 2/26/07, Stewr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unfortunately I can't get the full stacktrace because the exception seems
to
be handled by the framework before it reaches my code. I can see the
exception occur in the
ChuckDeal wrote:
INFO: Response parsed. Now invoking steps...
INFO: Response processed successfully.
INFO: Invoking post-call handler(s)...
ERROR: Error while parsing response: 'lastFocusId' is undefined
I did my best to trace the problem and it appears to be line 1366 or
Hi,
Is there any recommended way to handle errors in wicket? Is it possible to
use wicket to display an error page?
- Xavier
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For some reason the exception is not being output to the log or console. I
have the log level in log4j setup as debug but nothing is recordedweird.
I am trying to upload an image to nabble of the intellij debugger showing
the error. This occurs as I step over the code
ListView procedures
getApplicationSettings ().setInternalErrorPage (InternalErrorPage.class);
On 2/26/07, Xavier Hanin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any recommended way to handle errors in wicket? Is it possible to
use wicket to display an error page?
- Xavier
I have managed to get this to work, but I'm not sure if what I did is the
best way to do it and/or if it's a safe and reliable way. In the HTML
(UploadPanel.html), I have a form with an applet tag. Within
UploadPanel.java I'm creating a WebMarkupContainer for the applet and using
it to pass
On 2/26/07, Marc-Andre Houle [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
getApplicationSettings ().setInternalErrorPage (InternalErrorPage.class);
Thx
Xavier
On 2/26/07, Xavier Hanin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Is there any recommended way to handle errors in wicket? Is it possible
to use wicket to
At the risk of pointing out the obvious,
1) Make sure you're not including a component in your AjaxRequestTarget
that might be invisible (i.e. not in the DOM) when the response is received.
2) Double check that any component added to your AjaxRequestTarget has a
markup id.
I'm just now
On 2/26/07, MadDog [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My questions are:
1. Is this the safe and correct place to do this? If not, where/when
should I be able to safely call this code?
yes, this is the place
2. What is the purpose of onAttach()?
to allow components to perform some
that that patch works for you is pretty strange.
For example this error:
ERROR: Error while parsing response: 'lastFocusId' is undefined
that has to be because of:
requestFocus: function()
because that is called in the ajax post handlers.
I updated the js file again can you test it
Lets add some more risk:
Ryan Holmes wrote:
2) Double check that any component added to your AjaxRequestTarget has a
markup id.
You do this by calling setOutputMarkupId(true) on the component
immediately after construction.
Erik.
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Johan Compagner wrote:
For example this error:
ERROR: Error while parsing response: 'lastFocusId' is undefined
that has to be because of:
requestFocus: function()
because that is called in the ajax post handlers.
Well, actually, that error happened BEFORE I updated to the newer
Well, actually, that error happened BEFORE I updated to the newer revision
from source. It didn't happen after the update, instead I saw a message
that said last focus id was not set
yes that is the log message you should get thats fine.
johan
Are you sure you don't miss anything on the classpath? And what server
are you running it on?
Eelco
On 2/26/07, Stewr [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
For some reason the exception is not being output to the log or console. I
have the log level in log4j setup as debug but nothing is
I am running it on Tomcat 5.5 embedded in IntelliJ. I'm pretty certain that
I have everything in the classpath. I have another test app same config
pretty much and ListView is working fine.
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Are you sure you don't miss anything on the classpath? And what server
are
I have to display a custom build Image generated by another API. The way I
hae thought of it right now is by extending RenderedDynamicImageResource.
Here is the way I work with it :
Create a panel containing an Image with the blank ressource. Then, clicking
on a link, I refresh the panel, which
Hi,
I am trying to use the wicket filter in trunk but cannot get it to
respond to a url to my home page. The same problem seems to happen
with the phonebook app. When I run the phonebook app I enter http://
localhost:8080/phonebook which redirects to http://localhost:8080/
phonebook/app.
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FYI,
The repeater examples at http://wicketstuff.org/wicket13/ use the
following styles for sortable column headers (from style.css):
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background-color: #87cbff; background-image:
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Wicket doesn't swallow exceptions to my best knowledge. It should
really be logged somewhere. What about the model you are using, could
that be the root somehow? If you can't figure it out, you could try to
put it in a quickstart project and we could take a look.
Eelco
On 2/26/07, Stewr [EMAIL
I'm new to wicket. I'm just wondering if it's possible for multiple
markups to share common wicket Java classes?
My aim with this is to provide different appearances and layouts by
having
multiple sets of CSS and the markup but reusing the same Wicket classes
that provide the content. Is this
hehe..very trivial i dint know what i was thinking..anyway thanks
On 2/26/07, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you have such a link, or are you looking for suggestions on how to
create one? If the latter is the case, just render the page you want
to print and have javascript:
You might also want to take a look at the @media CSS directive.
This enables you to give the page a different style depending on
whether you want to display it on the screen or print it, ie:
style
@media print {
#hidewhenprinted {display:none; height:0}
}
@media screen {
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