My app isn't live yet, but it has most of what you're asking for. Besides, unless you're looking at the code, looking at the URL won't really help you.
Conditional form fields are actually pretty easy. Here's a link to a wiki page I started: http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Forms_with_dynamic_elements
You could use the exact same method for conditional forms. It works very well.
The app we're working on has _javascript_ hyperhelp, but I'm not sure we're going to use Wicket for it since the help docs are largely static. I think we'll end up using XML+XSL or Velocity for hyperhelp. While it may appear that this is a Wicket shortcoming, I believe it's a strength since I can use the best tool for different application components. (Other people on the list can speak to this point.)
There are also some pages on the wiki discussing multi-page forms. I prefer the multi-panel approach, but YMMV.
Wicket can be extremely difficult to learn, especially coming from Struts, but everything I've wanted to do has been possible, usually with Panels and some help from the mailing list.
On 11/18/05, Sam Gendler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can someone out there who has used wicket to build a fairly full
featured application provide a URL for me to check it out? I am going
to be building an app that will need _javascript_ drop down menus
(created programmatically), forms with optional fields depending upon
authentication role, _javascript_ based tooltips (or at least a
clickable help icon next to form fields), and wizard-like multi-page
forms. I'd love to see examples of all or most of those things
implemented in wicket, in order to ensure that such things are
possible within wicket as it currently stands. I am particularly
concerned about being able to prgrammatically include components
conditionally, since both my menus and my forms will vary depending
upon a User's role.
Thanks.
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