Hi, I have a ParentPage and many sub class child pages that extend it. I decided to add a root container element to the parent page, but this breaks all ChildPage.add() method calls in the child pages. A solution is to pass the root container to every child, but that is a lot of work. Is there a cleaner way to solve this problem without breaking all the child pages?
// ParentPage.java public class ParentPage extends WebPage { // Shared with sub classes protected MarkupContainer rootContainer; public ParentPage() { rootContainer = new WebMarkupContainer("rootContainer"); add(rootContainer); rootContainer.add(new Label("parentLabel", "Parent component")); } } // ParentPage.html <html><body> <h1>ParentPage</h1> <div wicket:id="rootContainer"> <p wicket:id="parentLabel"></p> <div> <wicket:child /> </div> </div> </body></html> // ChildPage.java public class ChildPage extends ParentPage { public ChildPage() { // This should preferably be add() instead of rootContainer.add() // So that I don't have such dependency on the parentPage. rootContainer.add(new Label("childComponent", "Child component")); } } // ChildPage.html <html><body> <wicket:extend> <h2>Child page</h2> <p wicket:id="childComponent"></p> </wicket:extend> </body></html> --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org