don't fully understand how to set it up correctly. Thanks!
-Jerry
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can you try :
public class BasePage extends WebPage {
public BasePage() {
add(new MyBorder("border").setTransparentResolver(true) );
}
}
The problem is that the message component should have been added to
the Border component in the base page. But then that would mean an
unneces
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and markup inheritance problem
if you look at the
hierarchy of your message label it is like this:
in java:
page->message
in markup:
pa
. Thanks!
-Jerry
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and markup inheritance problem
if you look at the
hierarchy of your message label
if you look at the hierarchy of your message label it is like this:in java:page->messagein markup:page->border->messageso when wicket tries to render message in the markup it cannot find it because it expects it to be in the border, but in fact you have added it to the page itself in extendpage.
so
