/script
.
Label script;
script = new Label(...);
script.setEscapeModelStrings(false);
add(script);
-Matej
Gwyn Evans wrote:
Thanks, I'll have a look at (b).
The problem I have with (a) is that most of the script is static and
thus I have a script lang...!-- -- block
Well, at a guess, it's either that you've not got the the hierarchial
structure of TreeNodes correct or somehow the CSS isn't matching...
(If you've got Firefox, try View/Page Style/No Style on the tree
example to compare.)
The two really relevent parts of the CSS are the
.treerow {
It's a combination of things, I think, but mainly the SF DB's are
quite heavily loaded, which they've due to be addressing. I'm not sure
of the current schedule, though.
MediaWiki itself (the current Wiki) may not be the fastest Wiki
around, but it's certainly not helped by the way that last
solution.
Maybe just export the wiki from the db to have at least a static wiki...
Cu,
Dave
Gwyn Evans wrote:
It's a combination of things, I think, but mainly the SF DB's are
quite heavily loaded, which they've due to be addressing. I'm not sure
of the current schedule, though
Any suggestions for how this might best be done.
I'd like to be able to produce a few lines of dynamically generated
script (text) in the header block as the page is rendered but it's not
clear how best to go about this?
/Gwyn
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SF.Net
a look at
test/src/wicket/markup/parser/filter/*.* which contains the test cases
for HeaderComponents. Btw. body onLoad= support is included as
well.
Juergen
On 8/4/05, Gwyn Evans [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any suggestions for how this might best be done.
I'd like to be able to produce
Just as an update, we've changed Wiki's (due to SF changes) and the
new wiki should allow registrations without requiring an email.
/Gwyn
On 15/05/05, Dan Gould [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was going to add some notes to the Wiki. However, the registration
system doesn't seem to be mailing my
On 4/20/05, Eelco Hillenius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It was our idea to have at least a part that can be edited by devs only,
and to have a 'public edit' part. I'm not sure what happened with the
public part though.
Anything under the 'open' namespace can be edited openly, although
it looks
Hi,
The problem comes when you want to use both 'List''s in the same
class, when you then need to fully specify one or both, so it can
easily become verbose and not easy to read.
On Fri, 24 Dec 2004 15:45:12 -0500, Gili [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I noticed Wicket goes out of its
Hi Juergen,
Friday, November 19, 2004, 2:27:18 PM, you wrote:
Summary on the page expiry problem:
Thanks - Do you have any sources that show the problem that I could
grab?
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Best regards,
Gwynmailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I can't really help other than to say that that error looks to be from
the rendering of the FeedbackPanel, not your code, however I've not
yet tried any forms, let alone validation, so can't suggest anything
specific.
I'd /guess/ that you might get the form going if you tried it with a
null
Hi,
As Bookmarkable pages must implement a constructor that takes a
PageParameters argument, wouldn't it be helpful if either Page or
HtmlPage had a constructor with this signature?
This would allow a lttle more info when constructing a class with
IDEA, for example, as a default
Hi - I had a few hours over the w/e to try take a look at Wicket
but ran into a few problems, so I thought I'd flag them...
I started at http://wicket.sourceforge.net/QuickStart.html, but
quickly had issues...
# Install Java 1.4.x or up, Ant 1.6 or Maven 1.x and Jetty
Got those, although
On Thu, 04 Nov 2004 15:19:06 +, Chris Turner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
my own projects. However a number of my corporate customers dictate that jdk
logging must be used for all application logging on all projects. They have
non-Java support staff who are familiar with jdk log output and so
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