I've just coded my custom version of FeedbackPanel and it works fine. I have a subclass of FeedbackPanel and a HTML file that is kind of copy of the FeedbackPanel.html from Wicket's Core.Then I added new labels and CSS and done. Now I have a feedbackPanel that shows over on top of all the webpage with a Close button that actually hiddes the div.
Maybe is something like this you are looking for?On 5/10/06, Ittay Dror [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the FeedbackPanel component has a lot of non-trivial functionality, that makes it hard to write my own customized version of it. especially, adding other components, or controlling existing ones is hackish (i have to use
Component.get() and visitChildren)maybe have FeedbackPanel use a FeedbackComponent, created through newFeedbackComponent, provided by subclasses?--===Ittay DrorChief architect, openQRM TL,
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