You could use Velocity to dynamically build your markup. On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 10:10 AM, Ryan LaHue<ryanlahue...@gmail.com> wrote: > I'm trying to build a form dynamically and am having a little problem. > Basically I have a class that takes a List<FormComponent> and then passes > them into a ListView for display on screen. The problem is that they were > created elsewhere and I have no control over two things: > 1) The order/type of each FormComponent > 2) The wicket:id that was chosen for them when the FormComponents were > created > > I think I've solved 1) by creating wrapper classes for each supported > FormComponent type... for example, I have a DropDownChoicePanel which simply > adds the DropDownChoice it is passed to its html, which is simply a <select > wicket:id="component"></select>. This way I can simply wrap each > FormComponent in the list with a panel and add all the panels to my listview > rather than the components themselves -- this solves the problem of > homogenizing the listview's HTML. > > But 2) is causing me problems, because unless I require all FormComponents > to be given a wicket:id which is prespecified and is the same as that in the > DropDownChoicePanel (wicket:id="component") then it will not work. > > Am I going about this all wrong? Is there any way I can receive a > FormComponent and then change its wicket:id so that it will always be > "component" in my ListView? Or is there a solution for this problem > already? > > Much thanks for any advice. >
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