On 12/15/06, Erik van Oosten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Carfield,
Try something like:
public Logon() {
setVariant(Boolean.valueOf(getRequest().getParameter(isliteversion))
? lite : normal);
}
Just found out we need to overload method getVariation() instead. By
the way, may be we can
You could that. However, if you follow a Wicket generated link you loose
the parameter.
Better aproach is to use style. Either overload Session.getStyle() or
call Session.setStyle() (note: I've also never used this :) ).
For the rest this works the same as variants.
Regards,
Erik.
The choice to use which from code? Like
public Class Logon extends WebPage {
public Logon() {
if(true.equals(getRequest().getParameter(isliteversion)))
// choose template 1
else
// choose template 2
}
}
Hi Carfield,
Try something like:
public Logon() {
setVariant(Boolean.valueOf(getRequest().getParameter(isliteversion))
? lite : normal);
}
Regards,
Erik.
Carfield Yim schreef:
The choice to use which from code? Like
public Class Logon extends WebPage {
public Logon() {
Then it will refer to lite.html and normal.html??
On 12/15/06, Erik van Oosten [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Carfield,
Try something like:
public Logon() {
setVariant(Boolean.valueOf(getRequest().getParameter(isliteversion))
? lite : normal);
}
Regards,
Erik.
Carfield Yim
No, its Logon_lite.html and Logon_normal.html.
You can also still use i18n and style versions. I forgot the exact order
but then you'll get files like Logon_en_lite_green.html for English,
variant lite and style green.
Regards,
Erik.
Carfield Yim schreef:
Then it will refer to lite.html
