we are discussing removing final there on our private list - hopefully it
will be a very short discussion, will let you know of the outcome
-igor
On 12/6/06, NickCanada <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks so much for your reply.
I'm on a learning curve with all this.
So with a standard wicket
Thanks so much for your reply.
I'm on a learning curve with all this.
So with a standard wicket form button I can override the onComponentTag:
protected void onComponentTag(ComponentTag tag){
tag.put("disabled", "disabl
in standard html you disable sometihng by appending disabled="disabled". i
think for core we want to stick with that.
if you need something that can express dual state via different images you
might have to roll your own using the existing imagebutton as a base.
-igor
On 12/5/06, NickCanada <[
I have an ImageButton used to submit a form. I extended the
RenderedDynamicImageResource class so that I have a transparent background
but now I want to show the button in a disabled state.
It seems when the FormComponent class launches onDisabled(ComponentTag tag)
my ImageButton is not drawn at
