you can always extend it to do what you want.
those components are pretty old, been untouched since probably before
1.0because they seem to work for the vast majority of users. if you
want to
improve it you can always attach a patch to jira.
-igor
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Yes! Your right.
Had been great if it had wicket:id="emptyLink" so that you could mark up the
code. Maybe like a
ul, li list and display:block in css to make it both vertical and or
horizontal.
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i think this is the only place we put markup into code. and it is because
this is a global setting, so what markup template would it go to? and
because the html fragment itself is tiny - usually just a single tag.
-igor
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> Thank you f
Thanks!
It works fine.
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> I had hoped for a HTML template to fix this. I have extracted the
> PagingNavigator.html from the wicket source, extended PagingNavigator and
> edited the html template. Just hoped that the "no link" element were there
> but it wasn't.
It could have been implemented like that, but PagingNavigato
Ok!
I had hoped for a HTML template to fix this. I have extracted the
PagingNavigator.html from the wicket source, extended PagingNavigator and
edited the html template. Just hoped that the "no link" element were there
but it wasn't.
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> I have a user case like this:
>
> 1. User opens products page.
> 2. User chooses a product.
> 3. User clicks "add product to shopping cart".
> 4. User is redirected to shopping cart list.
> 5. User clicks _back button in the browser_.
> 6. Added product in step 3 disappear from the shopping cart
> Thank you for that fast response. Work fine. I'm just wondering. Isn't it
> against good web programming rules to add HTML code in the java code? Isn't
> that what all new template based frameworks ( Struts 2, Tapestry, etc ) is
> trying to avoid?
You should keep it to a minimum for sure. But in
> I definitely would like to take a stab at this. This will get my feet wet
> on the innards of Wicket. Where can I get access to the code base? Is
> Subversion the current repository?
Yep:
https://wicket-stuff.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/wicket-stuff/trunk/wicket-contrib-yui
> If so, any re
Sorry I haven't responded earlier...have been on vaca the past week.
I definitely would like to take a stab at this. This will get my feet wet
on the innards of Wicket. Where can I get access to the code base? Is
Subversion the current repository? If so, any recommended clients to access
the
Thank you for that fast response. Work fine. I'm just wondering. Isn't it
against good web programming rules to add HTML code in the java code? Isn't
that what all new template based frameworks ( Struts 2, Tapestry, etc ) is
trying to avoid?
// Mathias
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Hi!
I have a user case like this:
1. User opens products page.
2. User chooses a product.
3. User clicks "add product to shopping cart".
4. User is redirected to shopping cart list.
5. User clicks _back button in the browser_.
6. Added product in step 3 disappear from the shopping cart :(
How c
myapplication.init() {
getmarkupsettings().setdefaultbeforedisabledlink("");
getmarkupsettings().setdeefaultafterdisabledlink("");}
-igor
On 8/11/07, Mathias P.W Nilsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hi! I'm totally new to Wicket and I like very much so far. I've bought the
> book Pro Wicket
Also I would look in the server's common/lib and other directories. And do a
"mvn clean" to clean out any old jars that might be in the local target/
directory.
Looking that maven's logs there a "org.springframework:spring:jar:2.0" in
there. I'm not sure when the createConcurrentMapIfPossible m
Hi! I'm totally new to Wicket and I like very much so far. I've bought the
book Pro Wicket and have started to go thru all examples.
I'm facing a problem. I have implemented the PagingNavigator. The markup is
very strange. I don't want Wicket to add span, em when the link is not
active. How can I
It looks like a maven dependency issue.
Check the WEB-INF/lib directory of your expanded webapp and look for
multiple spring version jars in there. Then fix your maven build file to
exclude the inconsistent ones.
Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael wrote:
> Hi We keep getting this error from som
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