Here is what the markup looks like:
wicket:link Schedule.html ical.jpg /wicket:link
Error generated:
WicketMessage: Component _autolink_16 must be applied to a tag of type 'a',
not ' ical.jpg ' (line 0, column 0)
Schedule.class is a mounted page which does get handled correctly in other
Hopefully viewable now
!--
wicket:link Schedule.html ical.jpg /wicket:link
--
Mike
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Was wondering if there was an easy way - Hopefully without code to create
a
bookmarkable link where there is a contained image tag. Seems like from a
usability standpoint this
should'nt that be like this:
!--
wicket:link Schedule.html img src=ical.jpg /wicket:link
--
but still I think it would fail, how should wicket know which picture you want
and what package it are in? I guess thats why you need to bind the image to a
package? I just do this:
semi pseudo
My included markup was not correct. Before I botch this up further, what is
the best method to escape html in nabble posts?
Mike
Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael wrote:
should'nt that be like this:
!--
wicket:link Schedule.html ical.jpg /wicket:link
--
but still I think it
heh, I can see mine arent escaped aswell..
mchack wrote:
My included markup was not correct. Before I botch this up further, what is
the best method to escape html in nabble posts?
Mike
Nino Saturnino Martinez Vazquez Wael wrote:
should'nt that be like this:
!--
wicket:link
Was wondering if there was an easy way - Hopefully without code to create a
bookmarkable link where there is a contained image tag. Seems like from a
usability standpoint this would be very common and a little bit cumbersome
if I have to do this in the backing code.
Thanks
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I think it's a common case in most if not all web apps (hyperlinked images).
It is so common that having to add code would cumbersome. I appreciate the
component oriented aspect of the framework but really want to use it for
more leveraged UI elements.
I guess what I am looking to build is
From my own experience most of the times the images in those links are
taken from properties of some entity (say product or user) that is
ultimately comming from a model, not just static resources. So you
can't avoid the code counterpart anyway.
Reagrds,
Carlos
On 9/11/07, mchack [EMAIL
Was wondering if there was an easy way - Hopefully without code to create a
bookmarkable link where there is a contained image tag. Seems like from a
usability standpoint this would be very common and a little bit cumbersome
if I have to do this in the backing code.
I think this already
