Re: Adding/Replacing links in Panels
Hi,
I guess there could be other ways to do this better. Try using break after
each case.
switch( comp ){
case ROLE:
break;
}
If you don't use break the link will be added twice
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Re: Adding/Replacing links in Panels
personally I'm no fan of conditional adding components with the same id.
e.g.
if (user.isSignedIn() {
add(new SignedInPanel(foo));
else {
add(new SignedOutPanel(foo));
}
I rather add all panels and make them invisible or visible
add(new SignedInPanel(foo).setVisible(user.isSignedIn()); // or override
isvisible if that may change ...
add(new SignedOutPanel(bar).setVisible(!user.isSignedIn());
this way you always know which panels are added to the page and what they
are ...
regards,
Michael
ashtek wrote:
Hey All,
I apologize for the long content -
I have a navigation bar on the side that contains links to add Users,
Permissions, Roles, etc... When a user clicks on a navigation link (say
Users), a Users home page is displayed that contains a link to add users,
and a list of all available users.
The link to add users is a panel that contains
wicket:link
td # Add Users /td
/wicket:link
In each of the home pages I add the panel like this -
On the User home page I add, add(new AddPanel(addPanel,
AddPanel.USER));
On the Roles home page I add, add(new AddPanel(addPanel,
AddPanel.ROLES));
And this is what I have in the AddPanel.class
public AddPanel(String id, int addWhat) {
super(id);
switch (addWhat) {
case USER:
add(new BookmarkablePageLink(addLink,
EditUsers.class));
case ROLES:
case PERMISSIONS:
add(new BookmarkablePageLink(addLink,
EditPermissions.class));
default:
}
The Problem is, when I click on the Users homepage, and then I click on
the Permissions home page, I get an error saying addLink already exists
in the markup. Is there a better way to handle links than this?
Thanks!
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Re: Adding/Replacing links in Panels
Yes, but in my case, I dont need separate panels (the only variable being the
link, and everything else remains constant). I might then as well include
the markup in each of the files.
Michael Sparer wrote:
personally I'm no fan of conditional adding components with the same id.
e.g.
if (user.isSignedIn() {
add(new SignedInPanel(foo));
else {
add(new SignedOutPanel(foo));
}
I rather add all panels and make them invisible or visible
add(new SignedInPanel(foo).setVisible(user.isSignedIn()); // or override
isvisible if that may change ...
add(new SignedOutPanel(bar).setVisible(!user.isSignedIn());
this way you always know which panels are added to the page and what they
are ...
regards,
Michael
ashtek wrote:
Hey All,
I apologize for the long content -
I have a navigation bar on the side that contains links to add Users,
Permissions, Roles, etc... When a user clicks on a navigation link (say
Users), a Users home page is displayed that contains a link to add users,
and a list of all available users.
The link to add users is a panel that contains
wicket:link
td # Add Users /td
/wicket:link
In each of the home pages I add the panel like this -
On the User home page I add, add(new AddPanel(addPanel,
AddPanel.USER));
On the Roles home page I add, add(new AddPanel(addPanel,
AddPanel.ROLES));
And this is what I have in the AddPanel.class
public AddPanel(String id, int addWhat) {
super(id);
switch (addWhat) {
case USER:
add(new BookmarkablePageLink(addLink,
EditUsers.class));
case ROLES:
case PERMISSIONS:
add(new BookmarkablePageLink(addLink,
EditPermissions.class));
default:
}
The Problem is, when I click on the Users homepage, and then I click on
the Permissions home page, I get an error saying addLink already exists
in the markup. Is there a better way to handle links than this?
Thanks!
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Re: Adding/Replacing links in Panels
Thanks Mathias. That was it. :) The links render properly now. -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Adding-Replacing-links-in-Panels-tp21989041p21995675.html Sent from the Wicket - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
Adding/Replacing links in Panels
Hey All,
I apologize for the long content -
I have a navigation bar on the side that contains links to add Users,
Permissions, Roles, etc... When a user clicks on a navigation link (say
Users), a Users home page is displayed that contains a link to add users,
and a list of all available users.
The link to add users is a panel that contains
wicket:link
td # Add Users /td
/wicket:link
In each of the home pages I add the panel like this -
On the User home page I add, add(new AddPanel(addPanel, AddPanel.USER));
On the Roles home page I add, add(new AddPanel(addPanel,
AddPanel.ROLES));
And this is what I have in the AddPanel.class
public AddPanel(String id, int addWhat) {
super(id);
switch (addWhat) {
case USER:
add(new BookmarkablePageLink(addLink,
EditUsers.class));
case ROLES:
case PERMISSIONS:
add(new BookmarkablePageLink(addLink,
EditPermissions.class));
default:
}
The Problem is, when I click on the Users homepage, and then I click on the
Permissions home page, I get an error saying addLink already exists in the
markup. Is there a better way to handle links than this?
Thanks!
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