On Fri, 23 Nov 2007, rik rik wrote:
Hi to all!I'm starting to use wicket and I'm happy using it :-)But I'm not
able to update a label on a tree node selection, my code is this Label
labelNode=new Label(labelNode,label value); LinkTree tree=new
LinkTree(tree,dtm) {@Override
On Fri, 23 Nov 2007, John Krasnay wrote:
AFAIK Wicket replaces any nested forms with spans to preserve HTML
correctness. So the whole form is submitted from an HTTP perspective,
divs surely. Works like a charm in 1.3.
Best wishes,
Timo
On Fri, 23 Nov 2007, Java Programmer wrote:
Is there any simple way to generate javascripts to validate forms
against validation rules provided by Wicket Validators e.g.
RequiredValidator? I have on mind client side validators to check is
fields not empty, or provided passwords match. For now
Dont know for sure but didn't we also encrypt cookies (form data)
2007/11/22, Daniel Fernández Garrido [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Hello everyone,
I am about to release a new version (1.4) of Jasypt [http://www.jasypt.org],
and I am considering the addition of some wicket integration features for
Which part goes wrong?
Do you see the request being send?
Why do this though json? If you need json objects on the server why
not using a normal form post and create the json object on the
server?
2007/11/24, Pen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Greetings,
I want to know how to handle the Jquery, JSon
I agree that is is nice to have the simple field validation done in
javascript on the client side. But this is an add on, the same
validation has still to be done on the server anyway.
But in the further we could have some validations that also contribute
some javascript to the output which does
Thank you for the answers, I agree that server side validation is more
important, from e.g. security reasons, but if you make something we
called now Web 2.0 application is nice to have also client side
validations scripts. So I can check if login is free to use via Ajax,
but checking if password
I don't know how to get the postdata from the request object in wicket. I do
see the request being sent. As you see from the example I am struck there, I
don't know how to proceed further.
This is just a basic example of round trip using Json, AJax and wicket
through form submit. You get the
I'm trying to accomplish the same thing and think that wicket should
provide such an API. all of the issues mentioned are well known
issues and other web frameworks still provide an API and just
acknowledge the limitations.
This is pretty important for me as I can't necessarily hardcode the
url
Edvin Syse wrote:
Johan Compagner skrev:
BodyOnLoadContainer is dropped because you shouldn't try to generate
body
onload=xxx
What you should do is have a header contributor and add call
IHeaderResponse.renderOnLoadJavascript(String javascript);
OK. Maybe one of you guys could remove the
yeah, wicket should be able to find the base url of your application.
i've had to do this in a couple of projects by hand. /unfortunately/
i don't think there's any container-independent way of doing this
until a first request has come in for processing. before that point
in time, it seems
Oliver Lieven wrote:
is there a way to determine the complete, absolute URL to a mounted page
(including protocol, host, port, application, filter and destination page)?
I need this to be able to send a link to a Registration-Confirmation page to
a user via email.
Ah, yes, I've been meaning
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