+1
Jörn,
Sorry the answer is not acceptable to you but that is the correct answer. A
Form (i.e. org.apache.wicket.markup.html.form.Form or a subclass of such)
cannot be rendered unless it is added to a WebPage. Sorry, that is just how
Wicket works. I would suggest that you read the Getting Started
company.. I'd be glad to help out a little though:)
regards Nino
Jay Hogan wrote:
Has anyone thought about writing a Wicket OLAP viewer using the new
(still
beta) olap4j API? (http://www.olap4j.org/) I would kill (ok, maim) for
something like that and Wicket is a great platform
I have a Form that collects info from the user that is used to dynamically
create a PDF when the form is submitted. Currently, clicking the submit
button creates the PDF and triggers the PDF download using a
ResourceStreamRequestTarget. The problem is that the page with the form is
still
Hi Jörgen,
The textarea tag requires a close tag, rather than an open-close tag. Like
this:
form wicket:id=testTextAreaForm method=post
textarea wicket:id=testTextArea rows=10 cols=30Content to be
replaced by wicket/textarea
/form
Cheers,
Jay
On Sun, Mar 2, 2008 at 6:01 AM, [EMAIL
Has anyone thought about writing a Wicket OLAP viewer using the new (still
beta) olap4j API? (http://www.olap4j.org/) I would kill (ok, maim) for
something like that and Wicket is a great platform for it IMHO. I have not
been very impressed with the Java OLAP pivot tools I have seen, of which
Chris,
Generating static markup files is not really the Wicket way of doing
things. Couldn't you just use multiple panels and dynamically add/replace as
needed (see
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/create-dynamic-markup-hierarchies-using-panels.html)?
Or maybe variations will work for you (see
Chris,
Have you looked at subclassing MarkupCache? I'm just a Wicket user so one of
the devs might want to weigh in but that is where I would start looking.
http://people.apache.org/~tobrien/wicket/apidocs/org/apache/wicket/markup/MarkupCache.html
Cheers,
Jay
On Thu, Feb 28, 2008 at 4:01 PM,
occur the very first time a new page
was requested because then it would not exist in the cache. Further
requests would merely return the cached version. I would think that this
would have negligible affect on performance.
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From: Jay Hogan [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED
Any chance someone can updated the javadoc referenced on the Wicket
homepage? It is currently showing a 1.3.0 snapshot.
Cheers,
Jay
Hello wicket-users,
Here's what I'm trying to do. I'm designing a SearchPanel component that
accepts a ListSearchField and renders these items on a search form. The
SearchField object has properties for search field name, search operator (an
enum), search value and a list of allowed search
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On Thu, 14 Feb 2008, Jay Hogan wrote:
Here's what I'm trying to do. I'm designing a SearchPanel component that
accepts a ListSearchField and renders these items on a search form.
The
SearchField object has properties for search field name, search operator
(an
enum
I am trying to create a nested unordered list structure similar to the one
demonstrated by the nested example from org.apache.wicket.examples. However,
there are some key differences that have me stumped.
Here is an example of the structure I am trying to create:
html
body
ul id=menu1
li
anything in the output.
alternatively you can call setrenderbodyonly(true) on the offending
container, if it is part of the listview/refreshingview you have to
call
onpopulateitem(Item item, ...) { item.setrenderbodyonly(true); }
-igor
On Jan 3, 2008 8:28 AM, Jay Hogan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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