nt me to a better implementation of it, to add to Igor's
suggestion, or otherwise provide any helpful advice?
Thanks,
Keith
Igor Vaynberg wrote:
datatable {
populateitem(item i) {
int col=i.getindex();
int row=i.getparent(Item.class).getindex();
}
}
-igor
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009
I'd like to be able to access a property in my application properties
file (e.g. MyApplication.properties) during the construction of a
table column (implementation of IColumn). IColumn is not a Component,
so I don't have a get() method for this.
Since I can get an instance of the application ((M
ndparent(datatable.class);
return table.getmetadata(mykey);
}
-igor
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 11:02 PM, Keith Bennett > wrote:
Igor -
Thanks for responding.
The User solution would work where all components would share the
same
reference, but I need each table would have its own reference.
Al
in Wicket
internals that would make this solution obsolete, inadequate, or
otherwise incorrect?
Thanks,
Keith
On Nov 27, 2009, at 1:19 AM, Igor Vaynberg wrote:
override convertinput() on that textfield and do not throw a
conversion exception
-igor
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 6:26 PM, Keith Benne
that.
Thanks,
Keith
On Nov 27, 2009, at 1:16 AM, Igor Vaynberg wrote:
create your own subclass of websession that holds the user and then
anywhere within a wicket request you can get to it via:
((MySession)Session.get()).getUser()
-igor
On Thu, Nov 26, 2009 at 6:20 PM, Keith Bennett > wr
Hi, all. I'd like some feedback as to whether my need is already
addressed in Wicket, or, if not, if I'm on the right track with some
code I've written to address this need.
I've been working with a DataTable and need to be able to query it for
things like:
For a given component:
* What
Hi all...
We have a form that has a table, and the table has a column that is
populated with TextField's. When there are nonnumeric
characters in several of these fields, we get an error message in the
feedback panel for each offending field. We'd rather combine them
into a single messa
All -
I'm coding a Wicket table and would like all the components in the
table to have access to a specific reference.
Another framework I worked with a very long time ago (Vermont Views, I
believe) addressed this by providing a user pointer in the class that
could be used for any purpose
Hello, all. I am relatively new to Wicket. Sometimes when I write
tests I get the Wicket ID wrong, and try to figure out what the right
one is.
To address this, I wrote some code that gets the component tree, and
either returns a List, or a string with the components' id's and
classes. It can be
We would like to have a multiselect component that only takes up a
single line on the page when not active. For example, something that
looks and behaves like the DropDownChoice, but that allows multiple
selection when activated, would be nice.
Is there such a thing in Wicket?
Thanks,
Keith
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