The trick to solve the problem is to add
getMarkupSettings().setStripWicketTags(true);
in the method init() of the webapp, as indicated by Doug
Thanks Doug!
Rik
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render a menubar using menu2 package Date: Wed, 5
, and this request is not present calling my page.
Maybe I'm making another error, but I don't understand where I'm going wrong...
Regards
Rik
Date: Mon, 3 Dec 2007 10:14:20 -0800 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
users@wicket.apache.org Subject: RE: cannot render a menubar using menu2
package
Correction. It is not the wicket code that is having a problem...it is the
YUI code that does not like the wicket:id tags. All the wicket code (menu2)
does is create the html that YUI recognizes. At the browser, there is no
wicket stuff going on.
As far what the problem is with regards to
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users@wicket.apache.org Subject: RE: cannot render a menubar using menu2
package Correction. It is not the wicket code that is having a
problem...it is the YUI code that does not like the wicket:id tags. All the
wicket code (menu2) does is create the html that YUI
A quickstart attached to jira would be most appreciated.
http://wicketstuff.org/jira/browse/WSYUI.
Yui menu's distaste for wicket tags has been a long standing issue. To
get around it at first, we did
tMarkupSettings().setStripWicketTags(true). But then I thought that
was changed to calling
James,
I was not aware of the issue (or if I was...I forgot) With this in
mind...do I need to change the menu2 impl?
- Doug
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Hi Doug,
We definitely don't want to require users to strip wicket tags, if
that still needs to be done. I think we did that just to get it
working. I thought setRenderBodyOnly was enough, but if we still have
issues we should add in a MarkupFilter or use a Transformer. If menu2
only works with
render a menubar using menu2
package Rik, Here is what I have done to utilize the MenuBar.
(Unfortunatley...this is not available to the public so I can't direct you
to a public URL) In foo.html: link rel=stylesheet type=text/css
href=/member/css/topNavMenu.css / Menu Bar In my foo.java
Rik,
Ok...I see where you are having problems. I updated my local version of
wicket-contrib-yui and wicketstuff-yui-examples and ran the example
application. I expected it to work but didn't. I saw on the update that
some files were changed and checked to see if these changes had any affect
Rik,
Here is what I have done to utilize the MenuBar. (Unfortunatley...this is
not available to the public so I can't direct you to a public URL)
In foo.html:
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=/member/css/topNavMenu.css /
Menu Bar
In my foo.java:
YuiMenuBar menuBar = new YuiMenuBar(
rik rik,
you don't need to include the yui libraries. YuiMenuBar will do that
automatically. Remove them from your html and everything should work
fine.
best,
jim
On Nov 30, 2007 3:58 AM, rik rik [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi to all,
I've downloaded the sources of menu2 from svn, but I'm not
Rik,
I am the primary author on this.
Have you taken a look at the examples in wicketstuff-yui-examples? I have
created examples for the Menu, MenuBar, and ContextMenu for menu2 package.
You may ask...why menu2...b/c menu was taken and this iteration was
completely revamped. The original
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