warnings in
my logs.
Any suggestions on how to get rid of the WicketMessageResolver warnings?
Thanks,
Martin Zardecki
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For whatever reason I'm still getting all the WicketMessageResolver warnings in
my logs.
Any suggestions on how to get rid of the WicketMessageResolver warnings?
Thanks,
Martin Zardecki
Hi List, I have an AjaxLink where I use onClick and everything works well but
I'd like to add a separate behaviour when the user shift-clicks the link.
The idea is to achieve something similar to when using a Explorer in Windows or
in any file picker where a single click selects one item
you are trying to mix keyboard and mouse events which is not possible in
javascript I think
see http://www.javascriptkit.com/jsref/eventkeyboardmouse.shtml for more
info
Pretty sure it's possible in modern browsers at least:
http://www.javascripter.net/faq/ctrl_alt.htm
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Date: May 1, 2010 2:25:25 PM MDT
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Subject: Re: How to do an AjaxLink shiftOnclick behaviour?
thats what checkboxes are for
-igor
On Sat, May 1, 2010 at 8:23 AM, Martin Zardecki mpza...@truecool.com wrote:
Hi List, I have an AjaxLink where I use
Hi List I'm not sure if I uncovered a strange problem or something changed in
how we configure things and I missed it.
I have an applet that uploads files to a my Wicket application using http, I
have an upload handler defined like this:
mountBookmarkablePage(uploadHandler,
In some cases there are no work arounds (css that generically applies to
both).
We ended using css_browser_selector
(http://rafael.adm.br/css_browser_selector/) and this works well for us.
Alternatively you could try generating different pages based on the browser
from the server but I don't
Figured it out, nothing to do with Wicket (sorry but I was getting
desperate).
If it helps anyone...we had to enable httpOnly on our server and the page in
question was trying to make sure we only uploaded to our current session.
Well turns out that httpOnly causes statefull Java Applets to
Hi List, I have an interesting problem, I have a long running task where I
build a zip file out of data which I then want to download to the user.
I have a dialog on my main windows which builds the zip file fine while
providing feedback (using a ModalWindow and Wicket AJAX) but I'm then
I had the whole zip + download working from a simple link but building the
zip file could take a while and without feedback the user might try
refreshing the screen or something stupid which is why I wanted to have a
progress status update.
Using that AjaxDownload behavior fixed my issue and it
Yeah, I close the modal window first and this works on Safari but still gives
the message on Firefox.
Go figure.
Thanks again.
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