What do you want to use the model for?
Is it possible to use LDMs and *Trees*?
Here's a question i'd like reopened.
I'm using a Tree to show a directory structure, the user selects folders
to upload files into. It should be updated every submit.
Is there a best practice for using a Tree
On 7/31/07, 桂林 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
when i submit a form with data,it ok,then i want to clear the form data
from the form with the form
method clearInput() .but it does not work, why?
Try setting a new (clear) model instead.
Eelco
Hi Igor:
I cannot use the AjaxSubmitButton because I need to change the button's
model dynamically and this functionality is broken in Wicket 1.2 and I can’t
use the 1.3 beta because my company doesn’t want to use beta software for a
production release. I ended up using a regular Button and then
On 8/1/07, salmas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Igor:
I cannot use the AjaxSubmitButton because I need to change the button's
model dynamically and this functionality is broken in Wicket 1.2 and I
can't
use the 1.3 beta because my company doesn't want to use beta software for
a
production
Works fine for me. Btw, the modal windows example in
wicket-examples/ajax has a dropdown in it (the AM/PM field of the
first modal window).
Eelco
On 7/31/07, Michael Day [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DropDown within ModalWindow does not work in Camino. It displays,
but nothing happens when I
That one works, but it's a page. Maybe that's why? I'm using a panel.
On Aug 1, 2007, at 6:16 PM, Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Works fine for me. Btw, the modal windows example in
wicket-examples/ajax has a dropdown in it (the AM/PM field of the
first modal window).
Eelco
On 7/31/07, Michael
It's weird, what version of wicket are you testing it with?
-Matej
On 8/2/07, Michael Day [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
That one works, but it's a page. Maybe that's why? I'm using a panel.
On Aug 1, 2007, at 6:16 PM, Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Works fine for me. Btw, the modal windows example in
On 7/26/07, Federico Fanton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi everyone!
I was wondering if there's a best practice for handling exceptions in a
Wicket application.. I'm implementing an IDataProvider for a DataView, and I
see that this interface doesn't throw any exception, so I'd guess that if
I want a hyperlink to take me to a particular section of another
page. If I was doing static HTML, the link would be something like a
href=aPage#sectionName. I can't figure out how to do this with
wicket...
Here's my code:
add( new Link(up) {
public void onClick() {
About this topic, I am the founder of a project called Jasypt (Java
Simplified Encryption) [http://www.jasypt.org], which is aimed at easily
adding robust encryption capabilities to java applications, be it password
digesting or two-way text, binary, or number encryption (based on any JCE
Suppose that I have one form which has two parts: each part has an
AjaxSubmitLink and some other input components(such as TextField,
CheckBox,...):
[code]
public class MyPage extends WebPage {
public MyPage()
{
Form form = new Form(...);
add(form);
//Part1
(Trying not to let my preconceived notions about old school
HttpRequest/Response style apps and/or hand coded DHTML javascript
cloud my thinking, but it's not easy...)
Sometimes I find myself longing for a more comprehensive wicket
cookbook; wicket-examples starts to go down that road, but
Hi all,
how can I debug what is being stored into the session?
Sometimes there are classes that are Serializable by other reasons than
wicket session keeping and are silently serialized into the session.
For non-serializable classes I get an exception when logging is at DEBUG
level, but I
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