han 5 differents fragments.
So thank you, this thread is pretty mush closed, others solutions should be
usable too, but fragments seems the way to go.
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Ernesto, Martin,
Just to clarify a bit.
I didn't say that you couldn't do it with wicket.
Simply that david.latan's strategy -
> I couldn't manage to use AttributeModifier in order to assign a CheckBox
> to the input.
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quot;, type, this));
For this simple use case a Fragment is enough. If there are many different
options (let's say more than 5) then the approach with the factory and the
Panels would be better.
>
> > As I understand your post, Wicket doesn't work in the way that would
&g
ern I mentioned on a previous e-mail. IMHO the problem just arises
because he's trying to use wicket in a way it is not intended to be used.
> As I understand your post, Wicket doesn't work in the way that would allow
> you to achieve your goal with the strategy that you've cho
to the html as you might with a jsp then you could you achieve your goal
very quickly.
As I understand your post, Wicket doesn't work in the way that would allow
you to achieve your goal with the strategy that you've chosen.
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book isn't available as an e-book.
> I can't wait too long, so sadly this doesn't help me too much.
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ld be well worth your time buying it.
Cheers
Simon
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sefull, and the book isn't available as an e-book.
> I can't wait too long, so sadly this doesn't help me too much.
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well the book seems great, unfortunatly google doesn't share the pages that
are usefull, and the book isn't available as an e-book.
I can't wait too long, so sadly this doesn't help me too much.
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Hope that helps,
Cheers
Simon
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Hi,
I would do something like
1-
interface IFieldFactory {
boolean canHandle(Variable variable);
Panel createComponenPanel(String id, Variable variable);
}
2- FiledFactoryLocator having a collection of field factories.
3- On your listview
for(IFieldFactory factory: locator.getFie
Hi,
This is a perfect use case for org.apache.wicket.markup.html.panel.Fragment.
Martin Grigorov
Wicket Training and Consulting
On Mon, May 19, 2014 at 11:49 AM, Valentin Robert
wrote:
> Hi
>
> i 'm new with wicket and after searching a solution to my problem, i
> couldn't find any solution
>
Hi
i 'm new with wicket and after searching a solution to my problem, i couldn't
find any solution
Here is what i want to do.
I would like to build a form where the input type can be textfields,
checkboxes, dropdown, ...
i've seen that some solutions would be to create a new conponent, or to ha
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