Hi Erik,
You should look at aTag.getAttributes as if it is a Map. If you do an
'add' you replace the existing value.
You can either do a get first and add your value, or use the behavior
wicket.AttributeModifier.
Regards,
Erik.
Erik Brakkee schreef:
> Hi,
>
>
> I want to add an additional "class" value to the class attritbute of a
> tag in onComponentTag():
>
> aTag.getAttributes().add("class", "newvalue");
>
> Looking at the javadocs, this seems to be supported. Nevertheless,
> while rendering only the first value is rendered (see
> ValueMap.getCharSequence()).
>
> Now what is the point of supporting multiple attributes in the add()
> method and not supporting them while rendering? I am confused....
>
> Cheers
> Erik
>
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