> but you already have the basis for this in teachscape. we do exactly this
> for evaluations, get an xml definition of the evaluation from database and
> build the form. maybe you can rip it out of there.
Tbh, I don't want to spend a day ripping out code or writing it from
scratch to get to a goo
On 4/12/07, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Something like this would make a very nice (and needed) example
actually. If someone is up to it, it would be great to have the basis
for such an example, so everything except for the actual Wicket code
in a simple fashion without introduci
> as far as i understand i would have to create panels for each type in the
> descriptor. but how should the starting point be used? having a listview and
> add
> different panels?
Yep. ListView or Repeaters. Feed it a list of objects that are
translated from the XML model. And you really should
hi,
i've followed the discussions on the list about dynamic forms and the solution
using panels. but actually i'm doing myself hard getting this concept
implemented.
i have done the following successfully using stripes and freemarker, using
recursions in depth, but wicket is another story:
i h
