Hello,
I have a FeedbackPanel, a TreeTable and an Add button. When I click on
the Add button, I check if there are any selected nodes in the tree. If
there are none, I want to display an error message in the FeedbackPanel.
How to do this?
The following doesn't work:
feedback.error(Select
Thanks Igor, that was exactly what I needed to do. Could you tell me
what does target.addComponent() do? It tells Wicket which component
should be refreshed by the ajax request?
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
feedback.rendercomponent()???
i assume this add button is an ajax button? in that case you
Hi,
I have a class which extends ModalWindow and has just one content panel
inside. I've added several radio buttons and ajaxfallbackbuttons to it.
When I display it with dialog.show(target) it shows without problem.
I also have a Cancel button in it, which is supposed to close the
dialog.
I've found the error, looks like our abstract class which extends the
ModalWindow had
contentPanel.setEnabled(false);
written in its close callback method...
Gajo Csaba wrote:
Hi,
I have a class which extends ModalWindow and has just one content
panel inside. I've added several radio
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setREsponsePage(page);
}
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Martin
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Martin
2009/7/29 Gajo Csaba cg...@i-rose.si:
Hmm there's something very wrong here...
I try to refresh the page like this:
setResponsePage(getPage());
When this is the only action, the current page is refreshed. When I write
setSelectedTab(0) above
Oliver, good website, I can see you've put a lot of work in it. Could
you please make it work fully with Opera too? At one page I got a
message telling me to come back with IE or Firefox. I think wicket works
without problems on Opera 9...
Regards,
Csaba
okrohne wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
let me
Hello,
I've recently started working with Wicket, so a lot of things are still
unknown for me. For example, right now I have a tabbed panel with two
tabs. In the begining, I write setSelectedTab(1), so that the first tab
is the default. This works ok.
However, I have an AjaxFallbackLink on
selects tab 0. You need to build that logic into tabbedpanel when it
is being rendered...
That's what we did. I am not sure if it is possible to call
setSelectedTab after the page has rendered... you could have a look at
the code in the tab link and do something similar.
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Martin
2009/7/29 Gajo
and an
ajaxfallbacklink... Maybe I really should redirect to the same page with
another parameter, like you did.
Martin Makundi wrote:
Nono... just look at the source code of the link.
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Martin
2009/7/29 Gajo Csaba cg...@i-rose.si:
I really hope that I don't have to write
?wicket:interface=:6
and an
ajaxfallbacklink... Maybe I really should redirect to the same page with
another parameter, like you did.
Martin Makundi wrote:
Nono... just look at the source code of the link.
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Martin
2009/7/29 Gajo Csaba cg...@i-rose.si:
I really hope that I don't have to write
?wicket:interface=:6
the complete URL
?wicket:interface=:2:innertabs:tabs-container:tabs:0:link:1:ILinkListener::
seems to be the only suggestion which actually works for now.
Martin Makundi wrote:
Ah.. do you repaint the page after your ajax button call?
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Martin
2009/7/29 Gajo Csaba cg...@i-rose.si
page = getPage();
tabbedPanel.setSelectedTab(0);
setREsponsePage(page);
}
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Martin
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Martin
2009/7/29 Gajo Csaba cg...@i-rose.si:
Hmm there's something very wrong here...
I try to refresh the page like this:
setResponsePage(getPage());
When this is the only action, the current page
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