Thanks for the advice Mike!
You should:
1. Get a sourceforge account.
2. Request on d...@wicket.apache.org to be given commit access to the
wicketstuff repository.
I think 'wicketstuff-minis' might be the most suitable place for your
code since it is fairly small. [...]
For now, I created a corresponding issue in Jira, and attached my code:
http://wicketstuff.org/jira/browse/WSMINIS-11
If you really want to grant me commit access, I'll put it into the SVN
myself. Here's my SourceForge user id: 2693911
Regards,
Michael
I'm pretty new on this list and I don't know if this is the right place
for such contributions. However, I recently developed a subclass of
TabbedPanel (from wicket-extensions) that IMHO may be useful for others,
so I'd like to share it.
The main idea is that it's a drop-in replacement for TabbedPanel, but it
does all the work on the client side. That is, all the tab contents are
preloaded, and the user can switch between the tabs using client-side
JavaScript only. No additional HTTP Requests involved.
The good thing is, that this fits in really neatly with all the other
TabbedPanel stuff. My new class ClientSideTabbedPanel is only a few
lines of Java and JavaScript code, and no markup. But it still supports
fallback, if JavaScript is deactivated.
The main benefit of ClientSideTabbedPanel is that it is more responsive
when switching tabs. It may also be better in terms of search engine
optimization, since all the tab-contents are being indexed in one page.
You can see it in action here for instance:
http://www.airline-direct.de/fluege/nach/London-LON
So, how can I share this? Should I just post the code to this list?
Anyone interested at all?
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