Re: [Wicket-user] Give a dynamic generated image a pretty name

2006-10-07 Thread Frank Bille
OK thanx guys. I'll try 'em out.

Frank
On 10/6/06, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's also SharedResources#putClassAlias to shorten names for acouple of classes that might be an issue.
EelcoOn 10/5/06, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: you could play with: public final void mountSharedResource(final String path, final String
 resourceKey) so add one shared resource under that key. That is the dynamic one that generates based on a request parameter I dont know but maybe that request parameter could be added to the path as
 /image/number1 play with it if that works and see if you need to change anything (request encoding/decoding) johanOn 10/4/06, Frank Bille 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:   Hey all   I have an Image with a custom RenderedDynamicImageResource on it. This works fine, but my problem is that *sometimes* (haven't yet been able to
 determine the exact cause) FireFox displays the wrong image (displays one of the other loaded images on that page). The situation occours only if I have multiple Images of my custom ImageResource next to each other on the same
 page. And currently I have only been able to reproduce it if the images is on a panel which is loaded using AJAX.   My guess is that FireFox for some reason can't handle the long image
 names, which is generated when using dynamic ImageResouces' in Images. If that really is the case a easy solution could be to shorten the image names. A nice way to do this was to do some kind of mount on them or be able to
 rename it. The problem is that I can't really mount the resources up front in the Application, because they are dynamic resources. Or can I?   Does anyone have an idea or some hints to how to fix this?
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Re: [Wicket-user] Give a dynamic generated image a pretty name

2006-10-06 Thread Eelco Hillenius
There's also SharedResources#putClassAlias to shorten names for a
couple of classes that might be an issue.

Eelco



On 10/5/06, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 you could play with:

 public final void mountSharedResource(final String path, final String
 resourceKey)

 so add one shared resource under that key. That is the dynamic one that
 generates based on a request parameter
 I dont know but maybe that request parameter could be added to the path as
 /image/number1

 play with it if that works and see if you need to change anything (request
 encoding/decoding)

 johan



  On 10/4/06, Frank Bille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  Hey all
 
  I have an Image with a custom RenderedDynamicImageResource on it. This
 works fine, but my problem is that *sometimes* (haven't yet been able to
 determine the exact cause) FireFox displays the wrong image (displays one of
 the other loaded images on that page). The situation occours only if I have
 multiple Images of my custom ImageResource next to each other on the same
 page. And currently I have only been able to reproduce it if the images is
 on a panel which is loaded using AJAX.
 
  My guess is that FireFox for some reason can't handle the long image
 names, which is generated when using dynamic ImageResouces' in Images. If
 that really is the case a easy solution could be to shorten the image names.
 A nice way to do this was to do some kind of mount on them or be able to
 rename it. The problem is that I can't really mount the resources up front
 in the Application, because they are dynamic resources. Or can I?
 
  Does anyone have an idea or some hints to how to fix this?
 
  Frank
 
 
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Re: [Wicket-user] Give a dynamic generated image a pretty name

2006-10-05 Thread Johan Compagner
you could play with:public final void mountSharedResource(final String path, final String resourceKey)so add one shared resource under that key. That is the dynamic one that generates based on a request parameter
I dont know but maybe that request parameter could be added to the path as /image/number1play with it if that works and see if you need to change anything (request encoding/decoding)johan
On 10/4/06, Frank Bille [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey allI have an Image with a custom RenderedDynamicImageResource on it. This works fine, but my problem is that *sometimes* (haven't yet been able to determine the exact cause) FireFox displays the wrong image (displays one of the other loaded images on that page). The situation occours only if I have multiple Images of my custom ImageResource next to each other on the same page. And currently I have only been able to reproduce it if the images is on a panel which is loaded using AJAX. 
My guess is that FireFox for some reason can't handle the long image names, which is generated when using dynamic ImageResouces' in Images. If that really is the case a easy solution could be to shorten the image names. A nice way to do this was to do some kind of mount on them or be able to rename it. The problem is that I can't really mount the resources up front in the Application, because they are dynamic resources. Or can I?
Does anyone have an idea or some hints to how to fix this?Frank

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