Re: How to add a component in a behavior ?

2009-02-08 Thread ZedroS
hi Just a question, about this suggestion : wicket:composernormal html or wicket componentswicket:composedComponentnormal html or wicket components /wicket:composer Is it completely far off or could it be interesting ? What do you think of it ? thanks in advance ++ -- View this message in

Re: How to add a component in a behavior ?

2009-02-03 Thread ZedroS
igor.vaynberg wrote: you cant because it wont have any markup to attach to, instead you can simply output the messages yourself, see my reply to this thread: Thanks a lot Igor However, I'm a bit upset not to be able to use other components in a Behavior, it kind of breaks the Wicket way

Re: How to add a component in a behavior ?

2009-02-03 Thread ZedroS
igor.vaynberg wrote: exactly how does this break the wicket way? behaviors are meant to augment rendering of components -igor I hope the wording wasn't offensive, it wasn't the aim at all. back to the topic : here, instead of using a feedback panel (which was exactly what was

Re: How to add a component in a behavior ?

2009-02-03 Thread Igor Vaynberg
However, I'm a bit upset not to be able to use other components in a Behavior, it kind of breaks the Wicket way of doing things. exactly how does this break the wicket way? behaviors are meant to augment rendering of components -igor On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 2:28 PM, ZedroS

Re: How to add a component in a behavior ?

2009-01-30 Thread Igor Vaynberg
you cant because it wont have any markup to attach to, instead you can simply output the messages yourself, see my reply to this thread: Form Components With Built In Feedback -igor On Fri, Jan 30, 2009 at 6:04 PM, ZedroS zedros.schwa...@gmail.com wrote: Hi I'm using a behaviour to add