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Martin Grigorov resolved WICKET-3813.
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Resolution: Later
Closing as "Later" due to the lack of interest.
I guess using style and variation is enough...
> Support for device and fallback device specific layout
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> Key: WICKET-3813
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-3813
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: wicket
> Reporter: Bruno Borges
> Attachments: DeviceStreamLocator.java, devicelayout.patch
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> Wicket does a great job at locating resources based on variation, style and
> location. The current way of locating HTML resources is done by the following
> schema:
> Page[_variation][_style][_locale].extension
> where:
> * variation is per Component
> * style and locale are per Session
> The feature proposed here is to add another section, separated by a single
> dot, to be used specifically for HTML files:
> Page[_variation][_style][_locale][.device].extension
> The use case that requires this is one where an user's device is identified
> as an Android phone and so one could set Session.get().setDevice("android");
> Inside ResourceStreamLocator, the current algorithm can just add that as an
> array of extensions to iterate.
> Consider the HomePage:
> - HomePage.html
> - HomePage.m.html
> - HomePage.android.html
> For the Android user, HomePage will render HomePage.android.html file.
> A desktop user will render HomePage.html because
> Session.get().isStandardDevice(); will return true
> To support an iPhone user, one could set
> Session.get().setFallbackDevice("m"); and so, will render HomePage.m.html
> which could be a simplier version for other phones but Android.
> I've attached an example of DeviceStreamLocator
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