please upgrade to the latest RC version of 1.1
You can only preview the page when you have the image in the
org/foo/presentation/images dir yes?
Because if you don't have it there it is not previeable ..
can you use the constructor Image(String , ResourceReference)?
And then first make a
Use a wicket:remove around an image tag that does link to the
resource in either the original directory using a relative path
(../../../../../../etc) or the package. I use that all the time :-)
MartijnOn 10/11/05, Johan Compagner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
please upgrade to the latest RC version of
Thanks Martijn, I'll try that.
FrancisOn 10/11/05, Martijn Dashorst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Use a wicket:remove around an image tag that does link to the
resource in either the original directory using a relative path
(../../../../../../etc) or the package. I use that all the time :-)
MartijnOn
Do you have a resource reference named images/delete.gif? Because if
you're just trying to make a static link to a static image, there's no
need to get Wicket involved:
img src=images/delete.gif type=image width=12 height=12
alt=[Delete] border=0 valign=middle /
On 10/10/05, Francis Amanfo
I'm adding the image dynamically based on a condition. I can't see why
this shouldn't work. The images directory are located in the
application root. Tried also to put it in the presentation package but
didn't work. Whats the solution then?
On 10/10/05, Phil Kulak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Do you
Images in Wicket are bit tricky. If you didn't want to use
ResourceReferences, you could do something like this:
AttributeModifier src = new AttributeModifier(src, true, new Model() {
@Override
public Object getObject(Component component) {
// Do some logic and return a string...
}
But I agree with Francis. This should work. May be Johan can help on this.
Juergen
On 10/10/05, Phil Kulak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Images in Wicket are bit tricky. If you didn't want to use
ResourceReferences, you could do something like this:
AttributeModifier src = new
first which version of wicket are you using?
And where is the image images/delete.gif exactly?
is in in the webapp root?
so yes then you don't need a wicket tag for that and it should work out of the box
Looking at youre tag:
Right, I'm having the image in the webapps/portal/images directory
where portal is my application's context. And also having it in
org/foo/presentation/images but both don't work. The strange part is
that previewing the panel in my development environment displays the
image fine but only after
