Re: change (redirect) the markup html file

2010-05-27 Thread Jeremy Thomerson 
On Wed, May 26, 2010 at 8:08 AM, Daniel Aschauer
daniel.ascha...@gmail.comwrote:

 Thanks!

 But, I don't have a setStyle in WebPage-class, there is a
 setStyle-method only in ResourceReference?
 How could I use this?


Sorry, I forgot that setStyle is only on the session for page-level styling.
 I suppose the best bet may be to use that parameter to either refer to
different fragments within the page or else different panels, each with
their own markup.

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Re: change (redirect) the markup html file

2010-05-26 Thread Daniel Aschauer 
Thanks!

But, I don't have a setStyle in WebPage-class, there is a
setStyle-method only in ResourceReference?
How could I use this?

Daniel

2010/5/25 Jeremy Thomerson jer...@wickettraining.com:
 You could use style for this if you'd like, and use a PageParameter to set
 the style in the constructor (SomePage_style1.html, SomePage_style2.html)

 public SomePage(PageParameters params) {
 setStyle(params.get(style));
 }

 On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 5:23 AM, Daniel Aschauer
 daniel.ascha...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hello!

 Maybe a simple question, but I didn't figured it out yet. I have a set
 of very simular mainly static pages, so I want to use one java class
 and depending on a given parameter use differnt html-markup files. Is
 there a method that does this kind of redirect or changes the name of
 the refered .html?

 Thanks alot,
 Daniel

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change (redirect) the markup html file

2010-05-25 Thread Daniel Aschauer 
Hello!

Maybe a simple question, but I didn't figured it out yet. I have a set
of very simular mainly static pages, so I want to use one java class
and depending on a given parameter use differnt html-markup files. Is
there a method that does this kind of redirect or changes the name of
the refered .html?

Thanks alot,
Daniel

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Re: change (redirect) the markup html file

2010-05-25 Thread Jeremy Thomerson 
You could use style for this if you'd like, and use a PageParameter to set
the style in the constructor (SomePage_style1.html, SomePage_style2.html)

public SomePage(PageParameters params) {
setStyle(params.get(style));
}

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 5:23 AM, Daniel Aschauer
daniel.ascha...@gmail.comwrote:

 Hello!

 Maybe a simple question, but I didn't figured it out yet. I have a set
 of very simular mainly static pages, so I want to use one java class
 and depending on a given parameter use differnt html-markup files. Is
 there a method that does this kind of redirect or changes the name of
 the refered .html?

 Thanks alot,
 Daniel

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