Re: using wicket ajax to add components containing javascript

[Pedro Santos]

I think it is related:

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On Fri, Oct 23, 2009 at 8:45 PM, Jason Novotny wrote:

>
> Hi,
>
>   I'm using AjaxLinks all over the place to refresh a container that
> contains custom components that themselves also use javascript. So what
> happens is  when I do target.add(myCustomComponent) that the javascript is
> not really in the page, its in the rendered markup so it often just doesn't
> work. Has anyone else had this problem or knows of a way to deal with it?
> Maybe I should put all the components javascript  as an include at the top,
> but I was hoping to keep it self-contained with the component itself for
> maximum reusability.
>
>   Thanks, Jason
>
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using wicket ajax to add components containing javascript

[Jason Novotny]

Hi,

   I'm using AjaxLinks all over the place to refresh a container that 
contains custom components that themselves also use javascript. So what 
happens is  when I do target.add(myCustomComponent) that the javascript 
is not really in the page, its in the rendered markup so it often just 
doesn't work. Has anyone else had this problem or knows of a way to deal 
with it? Maybe I should put all the components javascript  as an include 
at the top, but I was hoping to keep it self-contained with the 
component itself for maximum reusability.


   Thanks, Jason

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