Yeah, thanks a lot that was the thing I was searching for. But there is one
more problem.
When I do that this way, I get on the output something like:
loc myAttritbute=attributeValue wicket:id=thisComponent/
Is there any way to remove wicket:id attribute from the output code?
http://www.google.com/search?q=remove+wicket+attribute+markup
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Yeah, thanks a lot that was the thing I was searching for. But there is one
more problem.
When I do that this way, I get on the output something like:
loc
Hi,
I want to generate XML document using wicket but I have this problem.
I want to generate something like
root
var name=a1/
var name=a2/
var name=a3/
otherStructure/
/root
I decided to generate the var elements by ListView. This has some problem,
because after rendering I have in
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Thanks,
the XML code is fine, but I need to know how to do it in the .java file. It
seems you just use Labels that fill the value of each node. But my problem is
little bit different. What I want is to be able do set there some attribute.
You have in your XML code:
loc
You can use
setEscapeModelStrings(false) to not escape special characters.
attributemodifiers to add attributes to tags or use onComponentTag for this
Maurice
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Thanks,
the XML code is fine, but I need to know how to do it
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