Hi,
I'm trying to work out how to handle TextFilteredPropertyColumn with wicket 1.4.
I'm trying to do the following:
tf = new TextFilteredPropertyColumnM( new Model( Name ), COL_NAME, name ){
protected IModelString getFilterModel( FilterForm form ) {
return new PropertyModelString(
my requirement desc:
1.add a float panel component at top left corner of the GMAP2, when the map
zoom in or zoom out, the panel alway show at top left corner.
2.adjust panel transparency, so user can see map image behind the panel.
so i want to know how to code in GMAP2. thanks.
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Hi Phil,
Are you using WebSphere?
Steve
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I think it depends on several things:
- How complex is your UI?
- How good are you with objects?
- How many reusable pieces do you have from old Wicket projects?
On a very complex project where I can reuse old code, I think I can get as
much as 4-5x over something like Struts (which, I
Thanks Matej, that did it
On Sun, Dec 28, 2008 at 9:30 PM, Matej Knopp matej.kn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
try modalwindow.setUseInitialHeight(false);
-Matej
On Sat, Dec 27, 2008 at 9:39 PM, David Ojeda dojeda-l...@integra.la
wrote:
Hello all,
I am using a modal window with a panel
Hi,
I created a small validator and would like to share it with you all.
If there is already something like that, I will appreciate if someone direct
me to it.
This is a From Validator.
If you have several checkboxes in a form and you want that *at least* one
checkbox to be selected, you can use
I have a really elegant solution to this problem that is general enough to
go in core or extensions eventually (solves all of the above problems).
Actually, I'm putting together a short, but action-packed book called
Twenty-Six Wicket Tricks and the code for this problem is going to be
trick F
OK, finally figured it out. As it is explained in the
org.apache.wicket.jmx.Initializer Java API doc,
I need to set either one of these 2 JVM system properties:
wicket.mbean.server.agentid=WebSphere
or
wicket.mbean.server.class=com.ibm.ws.management.PlatformMBeanServer
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Was a JIRA ever opened for this issue? I'm seeing the same problem in my
WebSphere setup.
Plus, it appears that my app then fails with
WicketRuntimeException: signin is already mounted for
BookmarkablePageEncoder
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This behavior is in 1.4-m3 and is new. I was running 1.4-m2 and a
wicket:link around an a/img combo did the expected thing (see the current
http://online.ddpoker.com/ for an example - the rss image links).
I agree that this is wrong.
-Doug
Trent Larson wrote:
I have the following plain
Use absolute CSS positioning to let your panel float over the GMap2
component.||
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my requirement desc:
1.add a float panel component at top left corner of the GMAP2, when the map
zoom in or zoom out, the panel alway show at top left corner.
2.adjust panel
Hi All
I have a strange problem with persisting form component values.
In my project i have a SignInPanel. The SignInPanel has a rememberMe
checkbox. If the checkbox is
checked then the values will get persisted in a cookie. This part is working
very well if the user doesnt
login from a mounted
I need to dynamically show a textarea in a row of a table.
The textarea should only be displayed if the user wants to, as he needs to
click at some link.
I developed 2 tests using an AjaxEditableMultiLineLabel and a not visible
textarea. See the runnable code below, to take a look at.
The
To let you know, the AjaxEditableMultiLineLabel.onEdit and
AjaxFallbackLink.onClick are called and debug messages logged.
Tried with wicket 1.3.5, same results, no textarea displayed.
Claudio Miranda wrote:
I need to dynamically show a textarea in a row of a table.
The textarea should
This is not a real great idea for refactoring, etc, but it's your call.
On Fri, Dec 12, 2008 at 5:12 PM, Trent Larson tr...@trentlarson.com wrote:
BTW, I don't want our UI team to have to add a component every time they
add
a link, so I'll try to avoid Wicket links altogether and have them
Or use a WebMarkupContainer and an AttributeModifier. Wrap this in your own
class so you're not writing HTML in your Java code. Then your links are
actually in your HTML (except the SRC which gets generated in code) and your
designers can stylize the links etc. Much better IMHO.
Something
Thanks Jeremy, Jonathan and Jan.
Jan, I've tried your suggestion and it works as expected... :-) Still,
Jeremy is right when he defends a cleaner solution. I'll try his suggestion
as well.
The Wicket API for Google Charts seems very interesting, Jonathan. I'm
already using charts4j to encode
Hi,
if you put extra div around textarea and add it to the target it should work
final TextArea rejectComment2 = new TextArea(rejectComment2, new
Model(aaa));
rejectComment2.setEnabled(false);
rejectComment2.setVisible(false);
rejectComment2.setOutputMarkupId(true);
final WebMarkupContainer
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