Hi Arseny,
One way is to markup your main template with wicket-tagged elements in
all the places where you can possibly have a control or frame. Then in
your business logic you replace that element either with nothing (an
empty component) or the panel you would like to have in the place.
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frames list
Hi Arseny,
One way is to markup your main template with wicket-tagged elements in
all the places where you can possibly have a control or frame. Then in
your business logic you replace that element either with nothing (an
empty component
break your page into smaller panels, and add the ones that are appropriate. panels provide their own markup that is how you get something like this to work.-IgorOn 9/19/06,
Ars [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello, The number and configuration of frames and controls on a page in my program is
Yep. Che, directly writing tags is possible, not not something we
recommend, as besides the fact that you'll probably create an
unmaintainable mess for yourself, those tags would never be
'meaningful' in the sense that they could be interpreted as special
wicket tags, components, etc. There are a
