You sent me a Java file that shows how to skip over a Wicket
tag -- that I understand. My question is: if the tag gets kept, I what
Wicket component does it represent? Are you basically saying I should
add *any* type of Wicket tag and then at render time just pass it
through (no-op) based upon its name?
What I'm really looking for is a no-op Wicket component. This
is related to the following preexisting components:
- <wicket:region> --> We modify its body but keep the tag
- <span id="myLabel"> --> We replace the body of the <span> tag with
the model of a Label
Notice, however, that in my case I cannot use a <wicket:region>
because I might get rid of the tag completely and I cannot use a <span>
with a label because I do not want to replace its body and I would need
to change it from a <span> to <table> at runtime.
As you can see, none of the preexisting solutions are good
fits.
Gili
On Sun, 9 Jan 2005 18:38:28 +0100, Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
>Didn't I sent you an example component already which removes (does not
>print) the component's tag, just its body? I guess it'll be no problem
>for you, to add an if statement and thus enable/disable it.
>
>Juergen
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