i dont know if u have noticed but, the highlight bar
on the folder tree doesnt move when u click on it.. i
noticed that it does move wheni remove the
setResponsePage( ) from nodeLinkClicked()
--- Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> Nice stuff!
>
> Eeloc
>
> bi
yah.. there are a lot of stuff on my to do list.
--- Johan Compagner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> cool i can send myself mail :)
>
> You have to validate the email adress (to) you now
> get a nasty exception
> page.
>
>
> bin zhu wrote:
>
> >hi all,
&
hi all,
in the last couple of days i wrote an sample wicket
web app to demonstrate to the ease of using wicket. it
incorporates alot of the wicket examples, like: forms,
trees, list, sign-in, etc. i am still working on
attachments and cleaning up the code. just to give
everyone a idea of how quickl
i noticed that checkAccess only gets called during
onRender(). however in my app, i create components in
the page in the constructor:
class MyPage extends Page
{
public MyPage () {
List bunchOfSecureItems = getStuff();
}
}
and i would like to 'checkAccess' before the
constructor gets cal
you should just use servlet filter
this is really not the responsibility of a ui
framework in my opinion
--- Gili <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Say I wanted to secure an entire application such
> that none of its
> pages could be accessed outside a certain IP or user
> authentication, how
i'm trying to create a form with multiple levels of
properties. for example if my model looks like
level1.level2.level3
i create a form via:
super(id, new CompoundPropertyModel(level1),
feedBack);
add(new TextField("level2.level3"));
will not work..
thanks
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wonder if you guys have thought about writing a swing
or other renderers for wicket.. so that the same html
app can run in swing or swt without any code change.
thanks again for a great job in developing wicket!
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t; > to put it in front
> > of the session page list again.
> >
> > So, I think there is some other problem you have.
> > Could you give us more
> > details, like which Wicket version you use, and
> some
> > more code?
> >
> > Eelco
> >
> Could you give us more
> details, like which Wicket version you use, and some
> more code?
>
> Eelco
>
> bin zhu wrote:
>
> >in the wicket examples, the "go back" link uses
> >BookmarkablePageLink. I also trying to do "go back"
> &
in the wicket examples, the "go back" link uses
BookmarkablePageLink. I also trying to do "go back"
link except i would like the "return page" to keep
state, not create a new page. so instead i used
add( new Link("backLink") {
public void onClick() {
setResponsePage( returnPage );
}
}
how do i redirect to outside of wicket?
for example, i want to go to an external link when the
user clicks on a tree node
redirectTo only accepts Page objects. should i create
an ExternalPage object that can redirect calls ? ie..
redirectTo( new ExternalPage("http://www.google.com";)
);
thanks,
I am a newbie wicket user trying to use the tree
component to render a dynamic tree. i was finally able
to achieve this by:
1. extend defaultMutableTreeNode.isLeaf() to return
true if the children have not been loaded
2. call load children at Tree.junctionLinkClicked() if
the children have not be
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