This looks great -- very well thought out! unfortunately I'm pretty far
into my xslt version and I have a tight end of the month deadline for my
current demo project. The xslt is nice in that you get all the js out of
your java code, enabling more flexible generation and independent
testing of
I did it finally, it was my issue, thanks and sorry for troubling you.Jim, let me know if it is good enough for you.iulian On 1/15/06, Eelco Hillenius
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I haven't seen any commits comming by. We have a special mailing listfor that, that should trigger any commits.EelcoOn 1
you are still registered as a developer. Are you sure you are using a
ssh connection to access CVS?
Juergen
On 1/15/06, Iulian-Corneliu Costan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> I've finished gmap component refactoring and basically now you can add any
> wicket component (even panel and
I haven't seen any commits comming by. We have a special mailing list
for that, that should trigger any commits.
Eelco
On 1/15/06, Iulian-Corneliu Costan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi again,
>
> I've finished gmap component refactoring and basically now you can add any
> wicket component (even
Hi again,I've finished gmap component refactoring and basically now you can add any wicket component (even panel and border, but not a wicket page) to a gmarker with one condition: the name of your component has to be "gmarkerInfo".
When user clicks on gmarker icon a new ajax request is sent in or
I don't have an immediate solution for this but what i'll be trying to do is to allow any wicket component to be registered within gmap container.Actually you'll be able to add any wicket page to gmap marker, and probably this page will be rendered as separate ajax request.
iulianOn 1/4/06, Jim Mc
Hi Iulian,
Do you have some ideas for making the component aware of the wicket
lifecycle? I want map events such as clicking on a marker to call events
on other wicket components, such as Links, Forms, or Behaviors. Right
now I am working on creating an xml container for gmap, which thanks to
I chatted with Igor on ##wicket, and he suggested the following solutions:
* use freemarker or velocity to render the parts of the javascript that
need to know urls of wicket components
* create a custom panel that can perform substitutions at render time
I will post my results when I get it wo
Yes. The problem with wicket-contrib-gmap is that all the gmap
components are not wicket components. They get injected into the page as
pure javascript. I want to get them rendered by wicket so I can attach
Links and hopefully AjaxHandlers to them.
thanks,
jim
Juergen Donnerstag wrote:
Did
