On Dec 23, 2006, at 0:12, Nino Wael wrote:
> hmm have you tried the wicket.link class? that generates the link...
>
> I had to learn something similar, you can attach a link wicket java
> class to a button html markup if you need to for some reason and
> vice versa. And that goes in general you can attach any component
> to any markup if you want to, guys please comment on this one since
> im not completely sure..
I'm not sure what you mean by wicket.link. I made a class called
AppLink whose insides look like this:
private String relPath=null;
/**
* Construct an AppLink with the given label string and destination
* location.
*
[EMAIL PROTECTED] labelStr the link label
[EMAIL PROTECTED] p the location
*/
public AppLink(String id, String labelStr, final String p) {
super(id);
relPath=p;
assert relPath != null;
add(new Label("label", labelStr));
}
@Override
public void onClick() {
// nothing here, just act like a normal link.
}
@Override
protected CharSequence getURL() {
return getApplication().getApplicationSettings()
.getContextPath() + relPath;
}
Seems like this kind of thing might be common -- at least while
transitioning from another framework.
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Dustin Sallings
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