> AbstractTransformingBehavior ... gives me the the output for the
whole component, not just the body
Oh, I didn't think of that.
> I would still need to parse that output
I agree that this is not so nice :/.
Sven
On 10/19/2012 05:15 PM, Jesse Long wrote:
Hi Martin, Sven,
Thank you both f
Hi Martin, Sven,
Thank you both for your feedback.
I had not tried AbstractTransformerBehavior because I didn't know about
it, and because when I looked at the Behavior API it was clear that
there was no way for any Behavior to modify ONLY the body.
Having said that, I have done some tests w
Why should we introduce a new API to just render *before* and *after*
the body?
AbstractTransformerBehavior offers a solution for this and allows you to
do even more with the body.
Best regards
Sven
On 10/19/2012 11:19 AM, Martin Grigorov wrote:
Another way is by using BorderBehavior.
See org
Another way is by using BorderBehavior.
See org.apache.wicket.examples.forminput.BeforeAndAfterBorder for an example.
The drawback here is that you will need an additional .java + .html
pair for each icon type and you'll need to apply it on the
Link/Button's label, so you cannot use AbstractLink#se
Hi Jesse,
I see what you mean and I agree it will work and will be a simple
solution for such requirements.
My only concern is that the API of Behavior becomes bigger and
component rendering will do some more things. Most of the time these
methods will do nothing.
Have you considered using
org.ap
Hi Wicket Community,
I would like to modify the body of a Component from a Behavior.
Specifically, I want to add:
To the beginning of the of the body of a link, eg:
[here] Some other body
I dont want to extend AbstractLink etc, I want to add this functionality
as a Behavior.
I cannot se
