Thanks Igor
However, I'm not seeing any such factory methods in 1.4-rc2. The only
subclass of PagingNavigationLink is AjaxPagingNavigationLink; there's no
submit version. As I see it, my best option is to create my own
AjaxPagingNavigationSubmitLink by cloning the code in AjaxSubmitLink. I have
I ran into similar problems, and decided to take a different approach. See
http://javathoughts.capesugarbird.com/2009/03/jquery-tree-table-for-wicket.html.
Julian
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Hi, I did it a different way. I have no problem adding checkboxes with this
technique. See
http://javathoughts.capesugarbird.com/2009/03/jquery-tree-table-for-wicket.html.
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We are a startup company in Mountain View with lots of Wicket code to build.
I need a contractor to work with me to get it done. Must be able to come
into the Mountain View office at least several days a week.
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I am experiencing exactly the problem outlined in the subject of this post,
and I would really appreciate any help I can get, as I am under a deadline.
It's the first time I'm using Wicket with JPA, and I just don't understand
why this isn't working.
I have a Wicket dataprovider that looks like
Oops...I meant:
Bar bar = myApi.getBar();
ListFoo foos = bar.getFoos();
JulianS wrote:
I am experiencing exactly the problem outlined in the subject of this
post, and I would really appreciate any help I can get, as I am under a
deadline. It's the first
dataprovider#model() look like? are you using a loadable
detachable model?
-igor
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 11:04 AM, JulianS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am experiencing exactly the problem outlined in the subject of this
post,
and I would really appreciate any help I can get, as I am under
where b.id = :id
Good luck,
James.
On Mon, Nov 3, 2008 at 7:04 PM, JulianS [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am experiencing exactly the problem outlined in the subject of this
post,
and I would really appreciate any help I can get, as I am under a
deadline.
It's the first time I'm using
I just tried this plugin for the first time and I got the example to run. But
as soon as I tried to do something as simple as loop through a list of
items, it all came unstuck (code below). It seems to me like the mismatch
between Wicket's use of anonymous inner classes and Groovy's lack of
I converted our project to 1.4 as an experiment. It's quite large (257 source
files). It was a bit tedious changing xxxModel to xxDefaultModel, etc, but
it wasn't too bad. I haven't fixed all the warnings though.
I think the design will benefit us and the conversion will be worth it. We
use this
I ended up using workaround 2, which was the easiest to implement, namely
preventing keystrokes in the text field and requiring the user to click the
Browse button:
FileUploadField fuf = new FileUploadField(FIELD_ID);
fuf.add(new SimpleAttributeModifier(onkeydown,
if(event.keyCode==8){return
There is a well-known problem with the file upload control in IE that causes
user confusion. In this situation the submit button refuses to respond and
no error is shown to the user. I'm wondering if any Wicketeers have found a
workaround.
From http://support.microsoft.com/kb/892442: Users must
Finally, I've posted my solution which suits my purpose very well:
http://javathoughts.capesugarbird.com/2008/03/ajax-button-with-overlay-div-and-wait.html
Julian
JulianS wrote:
Martijn Dashorst wrote:
See wicketstuff-minis' veil
Martijn
Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried
I have checked in the following minor improvements:
- Changed references to Link to AbstractLink to make the implementation more
general
- Added a down or right arrow icon if there are children
- Upgraded to Wicket 1.3.1
See
I have checked in the following minor improvements:
- Changed references to Link to AbstractLink to make the implementation more
general
- Added a down or right arrow icon if there are children
- Upgraded to Wicket 1.3.1
See
I am trying to overlay a mask div during an ajax call but there is obviously
something I don't understand. I would appreciate any advice.
If I do the following in my ajax button subclass, the mask gets displayed
but never hidden. The order of the script parameter versus my style string
makes no
Timo Rantalaiho wrote:
We've done it a bit differently -- all styling (including
the high z-index) in CSS, and just the visibility control
by IAjaxIndicatorAware.
Hi Timo
If you have an example you can share I'd appreciate it.
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See wicketstuff-minis' veil
Martijn
Thanks for the suggestion. I've tried it, and it works fine when you are
trying to veil a component in response to an action, then unveil it in
response to another, However, if I try to enable the veil at the start of an
ajax
Igor,
We see the same problem for the URL below on IE 6 and 7. It works fine in
FF.
Thanks,
Julian
igor.vaynberg wrote:
seems to be working fine at http://wicketstuff.org/wicket13/upload/single
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We're having a strange problem with FileUploadField (using Wicket 1.3.0). If
the user enters a bogus string in the text part of the field, the form will
not respond. That is, even if you click a button or hit enter, there is no
response and no exception. How can we get it to respond with an
We recently released the first version of our product based on Wicket (woo
hoo!). I've blogged about the experience
http://javathoughts.capesugarbird.com/2008/01/year-of-wicket.html here .
Julian
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released our first product based on Wicket 1.2.6 and we are hard at work on
the next version, based on 1.3.
Julian
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I have fixed the problem. Please try it again and let me know if it works.
Julian
tsuresh wrote:
I tried this example and it worked well in navigation but I got a problem
in it when one of my menus is named as AddUser which contains the form to
add new user. When I fill the form and try to
Matej Knopp-2 wrote:
Why don't you post a comment to the article?
-Matej
I'm the author and I'd be happy to contribute the code to wicket-stuff, if
someone tells me the process. I've actually upgraded the code to support
submenus but haven't had a chance to post it yet.
Julian
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zandile wrote:
I have been trying all sorts of work arounds to include an applet into
wicket:
I keep getting an classnotfoundexception in the java console for the
applet. I am running wicket 1.2.6 and I am not sure what exactly is wrong
with this, My applet runs fine when I run it in
We are migrating our app from 1.2.6 to 1.3-rc1 and we have certain form
fields that have both a converter and a validator attached to them. In
1.2.6, the validator was called first, as it should be; in 1.3 it's the
other way around and it's therefore broken. The only changes we've made are
as per
Curtis Cooley-2 wrote:
Also, it seems that when I attempt to enable ajax, whenever I click on
another tab, I get the page expired link. What's up with that?
I am also seeing the page expired problem frequently with 1.3.0-beta4. We
are just in the process of upgrading to 1.3 from 1.2.6
Hi
I'm able to warn the user not to leave a form if it's dirty. This compares
the value of wicketSerializeForm() in the onload and onbeforeunload events
and it works well.
However, I also have some pages with forms in tabs, and I need to warn the
user if he tries to switch tabs when a form is
Thanks, this is a great tip.
swaroop belur wrote:
Have a look at this blog
http://www.jroller.com/karthikg/entry/modelling_client_side_form_modifications#comments
Basically state of the form onload is compared to that of beforeonunload.
Just understand the concept and modify accordingly.
I'd like to know if there is a way to prompt a user to save when leaving a
page using Wicket 1.2.6. I need to display a confirmation message only if
the form has been dirtied.
There is a javascript-only solution
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/100604-1.shtml here . It's kind of
ugly
I see Martijn is presenting at Javapolis this year. Are there any other
Wicket-related BOFs or activities?
Julian
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Thank you Carlos! This was exactly what I needed to do.
Julian
Carlos Pita-4 wrote:
protected void onUpdate(AjaxRequestTarget target) {
dropDown2.clearInput(); --- reset input !!!
dropDown2.setModelObject(null);
I am using Wicket 1.2.6. I have 3 DropDownChoices (and some other fields) on
a form.
The first DropDownChoice resets the selections in the other DropDownChoices
using AjaxFormComponentUpdatingBehavior(onchange). All the DropDownChoices
use PropertyModels.
This all works fine until the form is
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