Maybe You can check the actual class of the columnheaders on the pages loadup
and then add a class to your columns via javascript.
With the use of the jQuery framework this should be a quite easy task.
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I already got Wicket In Action, and am playing with the idea to buy your book
aswell.
What gets in my way is the idea to buy the paper-version and then have to
pay (even with a discount) for the electronic-version again...
To bring an example on whats in my mind: If I paied for the business class
In the markup, add the attribute onkeypress=YOURFUNCTION(event) to your
textfield.
In your function get the keycode from the event and then use if/else or
switch/case to return true on every keycode from 47 to 57 (ASCII-codes for 0
to 9) or to return false for any other keycode.
Get yourself an
Hi,
I'm currently extending the DataTable and used classes to support some more
stuff.
I already extended OrderByLink to get the ability for interpreting
additional request-parameter and this is working just fine. The only thing
thats left for now is a way to extend the given SortState to provide
Maybe this is more helpful to You than my previous post:
http://www.mkyong.com/wicket/how-to-dynamic-add-attribute-to-a-html-tag-in-wicket/
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I'm using 1.5 and You're right, was just a typo of mine, I ment the enum
SortOrder, not SingleSortState or ISortState...
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In DataProvider i implemented a List of columns in which there should be
generated group-totals.
In addition to the given SortOrders NONE, ASCENDING, DESCENDING I need
NONESUM, ASCENDINGSUM, DESCENDINGSUM.
What I've come so far is the ability to set those attributes via an
additional
Found an not so complicated way to implement own css-class to orderbylink.
After calling the constructor of the superclass I just removed the
standard-css Modifier and added my own implementation instead.
this.removeAll();
this.add(new
Got what I want, but had to give up this approach :(
Instead of adding more css-classes, I just added a label to the
HeadersToolbar, to switch the ordering state via css background-image and
doing my checks for grouptotals in HeadersToolbar.onConfigure() where an
sumup-symbol is added as the new
dots in column-headers?
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Some more info:
My DataProvider is using a Model of the type ListHashMaplt;String,
Object, where list-index is acting as a table-row, the string is the name
of a column and the object is the value of a cell.
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I'm using the AJAXDownload with success in my current project (Wicket 1.5.4).
Just create an instance of the AJAXDownload, override getResourceStream to
return your IResourceStream and getFileName (would recommend it) to return
your desired filename.
When done, add it to your AJAXSubmit
project. For now it's goin fine with
just abandoning dot's as column descriptors^^
Thank You anyway :)
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