Hi!
As nice as it looks but unfortunately, I feel like it should be pointed
out that only your wrapper is Apache 2 licensed. Highcharts itself is
only free to use for non-profit/non-commercial applications and requires
purchase of a license otherwise, see:
http://shop.highsoft.com/highcharts.html
Depending on how your menus are supposed to be defined, you could
statically put them into your markup or dynamically create them by using
a ListView or similar.
A nested HTML list structure, as already suggested, usually works best.
There are a lot of ready-to-use CSS examples and JavaScript
I was searching for a Java framework two years ago because I wanted
server-side persistence and a statically typed language with the option
for easy AJAX and debugging while the output markup is largely
maintained the way I wrote the templates.
I think I found Wicket via DZone due to the 1.4
It's like you already said in your first mail. For one of our websites
the behaviour is:
1) generate some kind of a random, unique token
s.th. like UUID.randomUUID().toString()
2) register token to user in database
3) email link including the token to the user
(use a readily available
I would stick with 1 (required to be checked).
The main reason would be not to break compatibility with old versions. I
actually used .setRequired(true) on legal checkboxes (disclaimers) in
one of our applications because if I have a required checkbox I expect
it to be needed to be checked.
Hi!
We have the same situation in one of our web applications (profile pages
may be hidden for everyone except the profile owner). Since I wasn't
able to find a clean way to check such conditions from our page
authorization strategy, I added that to the checks I already had in the
page
Hi!
I'm desperately trying to get a few static image files auto-linked
(using wicket:link in my markup) to a parent-relative path. It works
fine while using .. but I can't figure out how to get the correct
src-URLs using any of the workarounds I could find that should appease
Wicket so it
