Hi again,
sorry for the late response and sorry for the identation, I was quite in a
hurry yesterday.
How would I implement the same thing for 1.2.6? Where should I add code (in
the wicket classes)?
Thanks for the patience,
Konstantinos
Al Maw wrote:
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> Al Maw wrote:
>> Konstantinos:
>>
Al Maw wrote:
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> Eelco Hillenius wrote:
>>> well, I have a project where the requirement is to do some things when
>>> user
>>> logs out, otherwise the same user can't use the application for the next
>>> 30
>>> minutes. It works fine when user uses the logout link, but I want the
>>> same
>>>
I was looking for a "wicket" solution, but this is not a bad idea. I will
try this later on today and see how it goes (it does seem straightforward
enough...)
Konstantinos
Harald Gruber wrote:
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> you could write a HttpSessionListener:
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> in your WEB-INF:
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> co
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
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> On 6/17/07, Igor Vaynberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> thats not entirely correct. while the event cannot be pushed to you, you
>> can
>> pull for it. you can set a cookie with expiration null - such a cookie is
>> destroyed when the window is closed. so you can poll
well, I have a project where the requirement is to do some things when user
logs out, otherwise the same user can't use the application for the next 30
minutes. It works fine when user uses the logout link, but I want the same
behavior when the user closes the window. Any hints how to do this?
K
hi,
will this work when the user clicks the browser's close button as well?
Konstantinos
Ken Leung-2 wrote:
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> yes, looks like it does. thx, i 'll give it a try.
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> On 6/15/07, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> Not sure from the top of my head (don't have the pro
form?
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> -Igor
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> On 8/9/06, wicket21 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>> I 've tried it, but it doesn't work. To be more precise here is the code
>> :
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>> -->This code does NOT work with IE:
>> Page1.html :
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I 've tried it, but it doesn't work. To be more precise here is the code :
-->This code does NOT work with IE:
Page1.html :
...
...
Page1.java :
...
String proceedLabel ="Proceed";
Button proceedButton = new Button("proceedButton", new
CompoundPropertyModel(proceedLabel)){
Hi,
I'm new with wicket and have the following problem:
I've used wicket for a site and tested it with firefox and works fine. When
testing with IE I find that some buttons do not respond at all. In java I
declare them as "new Button ..." (or even as Links) and tried in html with
"http://www.nab
