sure, please create git repo!
instead of using Wicket.ajax.get you can use normal *AjaxBehavior you can
also create functions of it using getCallbackFunction.
Old OM code had examples of that (was replaced with
wicketjquieryui-calendar)
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 3:45 AM, Andun Sameera
Hi All,
I have create the https://github.com/andunslg/Whiteboard-Wicket repo. I
have committed my POC code there and doing the development on that.
Thanks!
On Thu, Jul 4, 2013 at 12:10 PM, Maxim Solodovnik solomax...@gmail.comwrote:
sure, please create git repo!
instead of using
Hi Andrey,
Currently I am in the process of Mapping Whiteboard Elements to Java
Objects. There I noticed that Text fields are bit buggy. I have attached a
screen shot. When we draw a text box, we are shown a label. But I can find
a place to edit it. Also I tried with info tool. When I enter a
Hi Andun,
Unfortunately I can't help you with wicket-ajax (I'm nit familiar with wicket).
Only one remark about onChange - defining onChange for prototype is not a good
idea, because whiteboard use two auxilary collections which need not to be
synchronized. onChange function should be defined
Hi All,
I have successfully did a first step integration of Andrey's whiteboard
with Wicket. Now I can send the JSON string successfully to the JAVA code.
Now I know the way and will work on formalizing the thing!
@Andrey
Can you give me a example to add a onChnage method to main collection. I
Here is some example;
collection.onChange = function(element){
strElemJson =
this.getJson(element)
; // get json string for changed element
strAllJson = this.jsonCode(); // gets json string for all elements
}
I think it's better to exchange json string for single elements (because json
