Hi All,
I've some trouble working to integrate AdminLTE template onto my wicket
application (wicket-bootstrap based).
An AdminLTE SimpleThemeProvider has been implemented and configured
successfully.
Currently, I'm working to create a sidebar panel based on AdminLTE
components: this component is created dynamically based on items
retrieved via REST querying my server.
The AdminLTE sidebar is a side menu managed by specifying particular
behaviours (defined by JQuery functions) for specific click events.
This events are given by the AdminLTE.js javascript file itself included
among page header items and executed at every page loading.
Till this point, everything works fine.
The problem occurs when I need to reload the sidebar panel ( via
target.add(sidebar) ): in fact this operation seems to break each link
between click events and behaviours previously defined on panel side bar
components (via AdminLTE.js, as said before).
To fix the problem AdminLTE.js re-execution is required. I implemented
this operation by providing a renderHead function into the side bar
panel that I'm going to reload.
@Override
public void renderHead(final IHeaderResponse response) {
super.renderHead(response);
final PackageTextTemplate ptt = new
PackageTextTemplate(AdminLTE.class, "js/AdminLTE-app.min.js");
response.render(OnLoadHeaderItem.forScript(ptt.asString()));
}
In this way some malfunctions have been introduced: it seems that at the
first page loading the same event is attached twice.
By including a boolean into the panel to check for the first loading, it
seems that I solve the problem .... at least for the sidebar panel
itself. Unfortunately, other components seem to be affected by this
multi-execution.
What is the best-practice to manage this kind of scenario? Can someone
help me with this issue?
Regards
Marco
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