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Matthias Keller commented on WICKET-4697:
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Yes, this was working in 1.4 and from a user's point of view I don't see why it
should stop working just because I need a reference to that component...
Will see if I find the time to create a quickstart for you in the next days.
Meanwhile, is there any other possibility other than using ContextImage with
the URL being in the java code? Can I mark the WebmarkupContainer somehow as an
auto-component? I really would prefer having the src in the HTML as for all
other images too...
> Autolinking not working as soon as component gets a wicket:id
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> Key: WICKET-4697
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-4697
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: wicket
> Affects Versions: 1.5.7
> Reporter: Matthias Keller
>
> While migrating from 1.4.X, we encounter a lot of pages having an image with
> a relative URL set in the HTML, for example <img src="img/logo.gif"/>.
> Now on some pages, those images need to be references, mainly to alter the
> visibility logic or add an attribute modifier of some kind. Now as soon as we
> do
> <img wicket:id="logo" src="img/logo.gif"/>
> and add it using add(new WebMarkupContainer("logo")) , autolinking does not
> work anymore and the src is left as-is.
> Moving all sources to the java files and use ContextImage etc is no real
> option as this would be a *lot* of work and wouldn't make the html readable
> anymore as it would become hard to find all references to the images and also
> isn't logical to have the URL in the java files even though it's static and
> doesn't change.
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