Ok, turns out that using DataView is no good :(
The markup contains:
<div wicket:id="imageRow" class="floatfix">
<div class="imageColumn">
cell data
</div>
</div>
and I only want to issue a "imageRow" once every X columns. The
problem, I just realized, is that the imageRow tag wraps a single
imageColumn tag and I'd really like for it to wrap multiple imageColumn
tags. Any ideas, short of outputting multiple columns in a single call
to populateItem()? Now I am beginning to see why it is a bad idea to
only have a concept of cells :(
I can see how to get this working under DataView but it will result in
a very unelegant solution :(
Gili
Gili wrote:
Right, I think I prefer this method now. I think what is really
missing in the end is the documentation aspect, not Javadoc but a
full-fledged Wiki example for how to use it to produce rows and columns.
Time-allowing, I'll try posting something to that effect in the near
future.
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