I'm trying the same idea within the AjaxPagingNavigator, that is, prepend an
alert (or a jQuery for that matter), but the onclick javascript is always
the default var wcall=wicketAjaxGet('..
I just can't seem to get the extra javaScript/jQuery to wrap around
(for reference, I am attempting to
I've tried to implement the ajaxCallDecorator as you specified, but I fail to
see the javascript being appended/prepended. ie only the var wcall
=wicketAjaxGet... is ever decorated. Has anyone else attempted this
successfully?
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Thanks for the feedback/answers guys.
I can see both the pros and cons as you've mentioned and agree with both
(dammit!).
I've resorted to not show the image at all now (not entirely needed anyway)
as it was in fact a small image (100kb) that was stored in the database,
and returned via a
Got an odd issue since upgrading to 1.5.1.
An image in a form is somehow unable to determine it's resource when the
form is disabled (eg read-only view of a detail form). When the form is
enabled (ie into edit mode), the image becomes visible just fine.
Something to do with the anticache value
ok, so its the parent.isEnabledInHierarchy that's forcing the
RequestListenerInterface - component not enabled or visible; ignoring
call.
Any chance I could override that somehow, or should I/we refactor our design
to not have view/edit forms (groan)
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