Hi Kai Mütz,
Why don't you show some code? Don't you think this is better than
advertising a book?
The site your link point to does not show any code but only talk about the
book.
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To be fair, there is code in the web site he pointed at. Look under
Beispielcode link. I don't speak a lick of german, but it is not
hard to figure out that is the code, and under the web apps directory
there is some code that can be useful
I guess the other issue is what is the data like?
If you had a class called MenuItem that had a name and a ListMenuItem as
children then you could create a panel
MenuItemPanel extends Panel {
public MenuItemPanel(String id, IModelMenuItem model) {
{
super(id, model);
add(new
I forgot to mention that I require the HTML markup to be like the following:
ul
liCategory 1/li
liCategory 2/li
li
ul
li # Category 2 - Sub category 1 /li
li # Category 2 - Sub category 2 /li
/ul
/li
/ul
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I have read a solution for this in a german wicket book called Praxisbuch
Wicket which you can use as a starting point. But I do not know how good
your German is.
http://www.hanser.de/buch.asp?isbn=978-3-446-41909-4
vp143 mailto:vishal.po...@cipriati.co.uk wrote:
I forgot to mention that I
Unfortunately my knowledge of German is non-existent. Thanks for your reply
though.
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