Zeldor <pgronkiewicz <at> gmail.com> writes: > > > Hi, > > I am trying to group all my images into one folder, but the problem is that > I cannot get them displayed - that is as long as that folder path is higher > in the hierarchy than my html files. > > So images/image.jpg works perfectly, but > /src/main/resources/images/resources/image.jpg does not, even though at > preview it shows the image correctly. > > I was trying to add src in the class or even use ResourceReference, but no > luck. I am using Google Appengine, if it matters. > > So, how to solve that? I'd really hat to put duplicates into every > subfolder. > > P.S. When we are at images - how can I secure my hierarchy when someone > checks image details? Now it shows whole path to it, so like > /src/main/resources/images/resources/image.jpg, but I'd want it to show only > /image.jpg or nothing :)
Hi Zeldor, you should take a look at class ContextImage in package org.apache.wicket.markup.html.image. With this class you can easily load images giving a path relative to the context root. But if you want to hide images hierarchy I think you should delegate image fetching to a page or a servlet and call it in src attribute. example: <img src="showimage?img=tst.jpg"> where showimage is mapped to a page or a servlet which retrieve the physic image path. However I' don't have tried it. bye bye! --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
