Re: CSS reference order

[mac]

I have created my own reference and added this inside getDependencies method:

List dependencies = new ArrayList<>();
dependencies.add( CssHeaderItem.forReference(
BootstrapCssReference.instance() ) );
return dependencies;

and it works.

Thanks for advice.



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CSS reference order

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I have integrated in my application wicket-bootstrap library. I also have my
own bootstrap-override.css which is added in renderHead method as a
CssHeaderItem.
Wicket renders bootstrap-override reference first in a head section. How can
I change the reference order that my file will be loaded as the last one?

Thanks,
mac



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gmap3 inside modal window

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Hi,
I'm showing google map component from wicketstuff gmap3 lib inside modal
window but map is only partially loaded and rest space is grey color.
I'tried calling resize event (no success):
google.maps.event.trigger(Wicket.maps['" + map.getMapId() + "'], 'resize');

Thanks,
mac

P.S. My app is integtated with wicket bootsrap.






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Re: Wicket panel - call jQuery

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Thanks, it workes perfectly.



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Wicket panel - call jQuery

[mac]

Hi,
I have a panel component containing
org.apache.wicket.extensions.markup.html.tabs.TabbedPanel(s):

Java (my component constructor):
List tabs = new ArrayList<>();
...
add( new AjaxTabbedPanel<>( "menu", tabs ) );

HTML:

   
  ...
   
   
  ...
   
   ...


I need to add a css class to "tab-row" and "tab-panel" selectors (by jQuery
I suppouse). 
I tried calling 
response.render( JavaScriptHeaderItem.forScript( "$("#menu >
.tab-row").addClass("myClass");", "someId" ) );
inside myComponent#renderHead but without any success.

Maybe my way is not correct? Thanks for any help.

mac



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Proper models approach

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Hi,
I have a wizard-like panel for gathering user input data. Panel is built
with base panel and replaceable steps panels (every step panel gathers
different data, last step stores it to DB).
What is best approach for using Wicket models? Should I create big wrapper
object containig all data, set it as default model (LDM) in base panel and
pass it to steps panels?

Thanks,
mac



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