You can do what is outlined here: http://wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/Create_dynamic_markup_hierarchies_using_panels
Or - like the article says, add all visible components and use the isVisible property (or override the method) for turning them on or off. Or use Fragments, which work like panels, but have their markup definded in the same markup (HTML) file. Eelco On 5/4/06, Rivka Shisman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi I have no experience with Wicket, but from what I read about it I don't understand where does the dynamic content part come in? If I have a pair of html file and a java file – how do I conditionally show/hide html form controls like I do in JSP? For example, I have a JSP page that constructs my form text fields (and labels) from a result of a select from the database? Is that possible to achieve with Wicket? Thanks Rivka
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