Johan Compagner <jcompagner <at> gmail.com> writes:
>
>
> jip that is what i meant
> But ofcourse eelco's method is also fine to use.
>
> On 11/15/05, Scott Sauyet <lists <at> sauyet.com> wrote:
> > = James Yong <i_yongbl <at> yahoo.com.sg>
> >> = Johan Compagner <jcompagner <at> gmail.com> >> If you can do that then
i would just have the <img tag> directly in >> the html with a wicket id and
then you use a label componet which
> >> only has a attribute modifier to set the src attribute. >> That looks to
me as the cleanest method. > [ ... ] > In the end, I used the label component
to generate the whole img tag.I don't mean to speak for Johan, but I think the
suggestion wassomething like this: listItem.add(new Label("file_img").add
(new AttributeModifier("src","" + childfolder + "/" +
> file.getName())); along with <img wicket:id="file_img"
src="placeholder.png" alt=""/>That sounds to me the most Wicketish way of doing
this. -- Scott
Hi Johan and Scott,
Sorry for my misinterpretion. Thanks for clearing things up. I didn't expect
there are so many approaches. keke.
Regards,
james
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