The label doesn't need to be at the same level as the form, just
inside the form. Wicket doesn't care about non-wicket HTML elements
between the form and the label. From Wicket's point of view, your
label component is a direct child of the form.
Maybe I'm missing something obvious here, but your code and HTML
hierarchies look to be in sync. Review basic things like: are you
sure the code you posted is what's actually running in your web server?
-Ryan
On Sep 10, 2007, at 12:09 AM, Kevin Liu wrote:
Thank you for your help! But the major problem is The Label Is Not
at the same level as the form , the Label is deep inside those
table tags. Is there any solution to this kind of problem.
Thanks again~
Kevin Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: I have a html page that
displays "welcome ,XXX" ,or something like that, the "XXX" is the
current user name, and I use Label to display it. But there is an
exception when it runs.
Unable to find component with id 'userName' in [MarkupContainer
[Component id = _relative_path_prefix_14, page =
com.cmip.web.pages.TopFrame, path =
3:topForm:_relative_path_prefix_13:_relative_path_prefix_14.WebMarkupC
ontainer, isVisible = true, isVersioned = true]]. This means that
you declared wicket:id=userName in your markup, but that you either
did not add the component to your page at all, or that the
hierarchy does not match.
The code:
public TopFrame(){
super();
String name = ((CMIPSession)this.getSession()).getUser().getUserName
();
Label userName = new Label("userName",new Model(name));
Form topForm = new Form("topForm");
topForm.add(userName);
this.add(topForm);
html:
°æ±¾ºÅ£ºV1.0
¡¡ Welcome
updateTime();
-Kevin Liu
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