there is an example of custom markup loading in wicket-examples. you might
also want to search the list for getvariation() to see if that will fit your
usecase
-igor
On 4/1/07, Francisco Treacy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
We all know that in Wicket for a given ExampleView.java we have an
ExampleView.html associated markup.
How can I dynamically specify the HTML template from my Java page?
I'm exceptionally needing this:
if (product.getReference().equals("C25-L")) {
// trigger some code to use C25-L.html *instead* of
ExampleView.html
}
I tried playing with setMarkupStream and newMarkupResourceStream but still
no success.
Didn't seem that complex, but I'm lost here. Any hints?
Thanks!
Francisco
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