Thanks for the advice Mike! > You should: > > 1. Get a sourceforge account. > 2. Request on dev@wicket.apache.org to be given commit access to the > wicketstuff repository. > > I think 'wicketstuff-minis' might be the most suitable place for your > code since it is fairly small. [...]
For now, I created a corresponding issue in Jira, and attached my code: http://wicketstuff.org/jira/browse/WSMINIS-11 If you really want to grant me commit access, I'll put it into the SVN myself. Here's my SourceForge user id: 2693911 Regards, Michael >> I'm pretty new on this list and I don't know if this is the right place >> for such contributions. However, I recently developed a subclass of >> TabbedPanel (from wicket-extensions) that IMHO may be useful for others, >> so I'd like to share it. >> >> The main idea is that it's a drop-in replacement for TabbedPanel, but it >> does all the work on the client side. That is, all the tab contents are >> preloaded, and the user can switch between the tabs using client-side >> JavaScript only. No additional HTTP Requests involved. >> >> The good thing is, that this fits in really neatly with all the other >> TabbedPanel stuff. My new class ClientSideTabbedPanel is only a few >> lines of Java and JavaScript code, and no markup. But it still supports >> fallback, if JavaScript is deactivated. >> >> The main benefit of ClientSideTabbedPanel is that it is more responsive >> when switching tabs. It may also be better in terms of search engine >> optimization, since all the tab-contents are being indexed in one page. >> >> You can see it in action here for instance: >> http://www.airline-direct.de/fluege/nach/London-LON >> >> So, how can I share this? Should I just post the code to this list? >> Anyone interested at all?