Yep, I've been working with scriptaculous. I haven't worked much with
dojo to know how good it is, but scriptaculous has been great to work
with.
On 9/25/05, Martijn Dashorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Not (yet) with Dojo I believe, the scriptaculous components have been
created by Ryan Sonnek.
Hello
i try urlFor(final String pageMapName, final Class pageClass,
finalPageParameters parameters)
but i get a url like /servlet-name/app?param1=1
instead of htpp://localhost:8080/servlet-name/app?param1=1
In my code i call this method from a ListView populateItem method
Hi,
I'm creating a form using the DOM, like so:
myForm = document.createElement(form);
myForm.appendChild(.);
...and so on, inserting into a TR element that's also created using the
DOM. The problem is that I'm not sure if this will work with
Wicket. It's not AJAX, just DHTML. I would
That is right we don't generate http://hostname:port/
Why do you need it?On 9/26/05, pepone pepone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Helloi tryurlFor(final String pageMapName, final Class pageClass,finalPageParameters parameters)but i get a url like/servlet-name/app?param1=1instead of
where do you want to map it on?
Where does the request go to of that form when it is submitted?
You could submit it to a bookmarkable page and then read in the values from the PageParameters
johan
On 9/26/05, Nick Heudecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I'm creating a form using the DOM, like so:
because i try to generate the url to my rss link element and i think
that this url must be with hostname:port other use can be put the url
in a labe to show where a link point
On 9/26/05, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That is right we don't generate http://hostname:port/
Why do you
then add another method that generates that full url to the url part you get of urlForOn 9/26/05, pepone pepone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:because i try to generate the url to my rss link element and i think
that this url must be with hostname:port other use can be put the urlin a labe to show where
Ok i try it but i don´t know how to get this url part from my webpage
i try to investigate more about this, any ideas or sugereneces are wellcome
thanks for all
On 9/26/05, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
then add another method that generates that full url to the url part you get
of
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Ok i try it but i don´t know how to get this url part from my webpage
i try to investigate more about this, any ideas or sugereneces are wellcome
The rest of informations can be extracted from a request
where do you want to map it on?
I don't understand.
Where does the request go to of that form when it is submitted?
It submits to a Page object that processes a file upload.
You could submit it to a bookmarkable page and then read in the values from the PageParameters
Wouldn't that require that
Awesome. I just integrated scriptaculous a little bit (manually)
into a small wicket test app I just wrote last weekend. Works really
well. I'll have to check since I've heard there is an extensions to
wicket which utilizes scriptaculous in some way that you wrote.
Thanks!
On Sep 26,
where do you want to map it on:
On what components on the serverside..
Wicket needs to have a 1-1 relationship with html and java components.
So my question is if you make a form through _javascript_
What is the submit url?
On 9/26/05, Nick Heudecker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
where do you want
No problem. Just take a look at the code in wicket-stuff. I think
the autocomplete API is very stable, and the drag/drop support is
still pretty early. I've got some explanation of the examples on my
blog in case you're interested: http://jroller.com/page/wireframe
On 9/26/05, Andrew Lombardi
Nice stuff. FYI, I added a checkbox component in the dojo project
yesterday that updates it's model whenever it is clicked. Nothing
spectacular, but I needed the component.
Might be nice if someone with scriptaculous knowlodge made a similar
implementation.
Eelco
On 9/26/05, Ryan Sonnek [EMAIL
The form input example uses wicket.extensions package but I did not
see this package in javadoc. Is there javadoc for extensions
package?
Jeff
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wicket-extensions is a subproject of wicket. It has its' own javadoc.
Eelco
On 9/26/05, Jeff Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The form input example uses wicket.extensions package but I did not
see this package in javadoc. Is there javadoc for extensions
package?
Jeff
Jeff Miller
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It does have its own javadoc, but unfortunately that didn't make it
into the extensions 1.1-rc1 release (there is already a bug report for
that one).
You can create it yourself using either:
ant javadoc
or
maven javadoc
(depending on whether you have installed one of them).
Martijn
On
Are you using a model now and doing the lookup there? If you just
downloaded the new code and didn't change you code to use the new API,
nothing will change. I made it all backwards compatible.
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Everyone, thanks for the help. I finally found the problem by debugging
into componentModelChanging as several people had urged me to do. The
memory hog was an object I had in the data provider, which was a member
class of my Page class. I wasn't using the page in it, but it still had
compiler
I had this discussion with jonathan also, Just to warn you all:
BEWARE if you use non static innerclasses you ALWAYS have a reference to the outerclass.
Anonymous .are always non static so you always have a reference to youre parent class.
johanOn 9/27/05, Nathan Hamblen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
i think this would be nice to have as a wicket-stuff project.
On 9/27/05, pepone pepone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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I guess if you subclass model, you have to make sure you turn of
versioning on the component. I neverthought of that before. That's a
tricky one.
On 9/26/05, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I had this discussion with jonathan also, Just to warn you all:
BEWARE if you use non static
Thanks Francis, I'll give that a try. Is there any reason why
getSettings.setResourcePollFrequency() should create tons of open
references to wicket.jar? I don't know if it's an expected behavior or
not, but if it's a fixable bug, it would probably be a smart idea to fix.
Thaks,
Dan
Hi all,
It seems like every time you go to a Page, via click on a
Link on a page or by setting setResponsePage() method
You always create a new page. And this new page will end up
added to the PageMap of the current Session.
My question is, why do we have to create a new page every
I do this in one my form pages in onSubmit():
setResponsePage(findPage());
Trieu, Danny wrote:
Hi all,
It seems like every time you go to a Page, via click on a Link on a page
or by setting setResponsePage(…) method
You always create a new page. And this new page will end up
In most projects,the developers need a PageGridView to support data view.
In my opinion,i will describe the functions as the following:
Core Function:
Pageing: The developers can define the navigation and other infomation,so the client can view data with paging and easy to naviagtebetween the
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