Hello,
I have a component(It displays a menu common across the pages of my
application.)
All the WebPages in my application inherit from BasePage which includes
the menu.
BasePage includes a component MainMenu, which creates a List of
Lists(that contain page links)
The Lists of lists are then wrapped inside of jQuerySlideMenu.
jQuerySlideMenu has the following method defined
renderHead(IHeaderResponse response)
{
super.renderHead(response);
response
.renderCSSReference(new
PackageResourceReference(AppBasePage.class,
"includes/css/jqueryslidemenu.css"));
response
.renderCSSReference(new
PackageResourceReference(AppBasePage.class,
"includes/css/printjqueryslidemenu.css"), "print");
Map<String, Object> arrows = new HashMap<String, Object>(2);
/*
* TODO: look into Meta-inf staticing the resources (faster)
* uses MetaInfStaticResourceReference
* requires the files to be mounted under
* /META-INF/resources in the final jar
*/
//TODO: look at finding a way to make sure it gets redone for every
page
PackageResourceReference down =
new PackageResourceReference(AppBasePage.class,
"includes/menu_down.gif");
PackageResourceReference right =
new PackageResourceReference(AppBasePage.class,
"includes/menu_right.gif");
arrows.put("menu_down", urlFor(down, null));
arrows.put("menu_right", urlFor(right, null));
/* this works
String prefix = getRequest().getContextPath() + "/";
arrows.put("menu_down", prefix + urlFor(down, null));
arrows.put("menu_right", prefix + urlFor(right, null));
*/
//arrow model just implements IModel to pass arrows for getObject()
arrowModel model = new arrowModel(arrows);
response.renderJavaScriptReference(
new TextTemplateResourceReference(AppBasePage.class,
"includes/javascript/jqueryslidemenu.js", model));
}
When I initially login it works great for /home, or other
/mountedPageName pages, but if I follow a link to
/wicket/bookmarkable/full.class.name/?stuffhere the images will not
display.
It works if I prefix contextPath/ infront of the url. But some of my
sites are behind a proxy, and I would like this to work there as well.
Thank you for any help,
Tom Burton
