Thank you very much for yours helps. I wish all you happy new year!
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Both excellent suggestions - thanks!
The thought had struck me that this problem is similar to localisation.
Perhaps I could extend certain components to accept a style as well as a
locale where necessary.
David Legg
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Hi,
The way I do this is to use the style attribute in the wicket session.
Wicket's default ResourceStreamLocator looks for files with the pattern
filename_style_locale.html and falls back to filename.html
So I have a RequestCycleListener that decides based on headers what type of
a request it is,
There was a posting about this about a year ago in regards to Walmart's mobile
site. I believe the best way to handle this is use the idea of localization.
Basically create localized versions of your pages using the wicket built in
tools. Instead of basing localization off of country/language u
Using css media queries is not necessarily the correct answer for
responses to smartphone requests. Media queries form part of the
toolkit which comes under the banner of 'Responsive Web'. The problem
with media queries on their own is that you may ask a smartphone to
download a large image a
This is a css case. Just query the web for "css media query" and you will find
lots of examples for resolution dependant css styling.
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Von: mili [mailto:mili...@yahoo.de]
Gesendet: Montag, 26. Dezember 2011 17:33
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