Did you check DateTextField wicket-extensions?
On 8/14/06, kurt heston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Johan,
>
> Thanks for the help. Settled on this:
>
> final DateConverter conv = new DateConverter();
> final SimpleDateFormat sdf = new SimpleDateFormat("MM/yy");
> conv.setDateFo
Hi, DWR project build-in red loading indicator and disable full browser window
while ajax loading (aka "gmail style"). This is a quite useful feature and implemetation is trivial. Is there any plan to add this feature in wicket-core or extension ? it would be better we can just configuring
would you want that as a global setting for all ajax behaviours?just polling for example for new data i don't want to have the busy or loading indicator..If we had something like that then i guess it should be a property on the behaviour itself.
johanOn 8/14/06, Ingram Chen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Yes! The pages have many panels with forms in them. At a point, two forms
where the one inside the other, with the second one appearing conditionally
and that's why it didn't occur to me earlier!
Thanx a lot Igor!
/Kostas
igor.vaynberg wrote:
>
> is the button inside a form?
>
> -Igor
>
>
Yes, polling is a exception for busy indicator, but how many polling will be used in a web site ? I believe 'normal' ajax processing is more than polling, so it should be good to have a global setting, and let each behavior to overwrite global setting if required.
On 8/14/06, Johan Compagner <[EM
Hi everyone, I'm a new wicket user and curently trying out some examples.
Stumbled upon the Palette component which i want to integrate in my project.
Problem is i need to make it work a little different.
For starters i would like just to have only the move < , > buttons, not the
other two. I wil
1> try an label that is not visible or something like that2> why would you submit everytime one move? I thought the pallete component was there for easy configuring the complete list and the submit.johan
On 8/14/06, drakonis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi everyone, I'm a new wicket user and curently
HI Joahn,
Hi Igor,
thx very much - emm, you dont how EJB sessions are working
with wicket ? (do i have to tie the specific stateful bean to the session or
does the container remember itself the bean to the session e.g.for a shopping
cart...)
Korbinian
PS: you really should change the na
10x for the answer, but
1. i actually tried returning a label before i posted got the error:
Expected close tag for '' Possible attempt to embed component(s) ' up.gif ' in the body
of this component which discards its body.
I can't really understand what it requires.
2.Well the thing is the pal
I think I already know what I did wrong. I put passed the Track to the
page through the session object and then invoke
setResponsePage(TrackMapPage.class).
Instead I should construct a new TrackMapMage object with the track and
call setResponsePage with that object. So:
setResponsePage(new T
ahh ok1> new WebMarkupContainer().setVisible(false)2> i get the idea that you just have to write your own component, this is not where pallete is build for (i think)johan
On 8/14/06, drakonis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
10x for the answer, but1. i actually tried returning a label before i posted got
I am currently using wicket-1.2.1 which compiles under java 1.4...
My question is why the same version of the wicket-auth-roles package is
targeting java 1.5?
Thank you!
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Thanks. Tried like u said, but the html that is renderer still contains an
input button even if it has no actions. No matter, found this super
wicket-hack:) Browsing the sources turns out that the last parameter in the
constructor is a boolean allowOrder. By setting this to false the last two
butt
its not very (A)jaxy if you disable the browser while an ajax request is processing :) besides right now its trivial to do yourself - and that "loading" div to your basepage and a little bit of _javascript_ that hooks into wicket's global _javascript_ listeners and hides/shows it.
-IgorOn 8/14/06,
On 8/14/06, Korbinian Bachl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
thx very much - emm, you dont how EJB sessions are working
with wicket ? (do i have to tie the specific stateful bean to the session or
does the container remember itself the bean to the session e.g.for a shopping
cart...)you get a sessi
reading javadoc helps :)/** * @param id * component id * @param model * model representing collection of user's selections * @param choicesModel * model representing collection of all available choices
* @param choiceRenderer *
Hi Igor,
you get a session bean and store the stub in wicket's session object and
thats how you reference it. so instead of stuffing it into httpsession you
stuff it into wicket's. vincent wrote an ejb3 wicket app so maybe he can give
you more input or you can woogle [1] for ej
On 8/14/06, Korbinian Bachl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
we like dirty() and havent had any complaints so far save this one.
you can always do: MySession { public void sync() { dirty(); } } :)
sure
i can do this... i just meant u usually dont think about snycronising
when seeing a "d
* Alex Objelean:
> I am currently using wicket-1.2.1 which compiles under
> java 1.4... My question is why the same version of the
> wicket-auth-roles package is targeting java 1.5?
Because you can turn on JDK 1.5 features to have the
annotation-based authenticat
Does this thread apply?
(http://www.nabble.com/ajax-failed-to-update-a-component-%28wicket-1.2%29-tf1844050.html#a5033398)
/Gwyn
On 13/08/06, Mats Norén <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> What I want the following code to do is to iterate all propertyTypes
> and create or lookup the appropriate property
http://www.gujian.net/woogle/http://woogle.billen.dk/search:)
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Igor Vaynberg wrote:
>
> also i tried wrapping tr and td in divs/spans and that did not help at
> all either. i wish you better luck, it would be great to have a
> solution for this but im not holding my breath.
>
I have a work around, Its not quite as elegant as directly updating the
TR elemen
Hehe, yeah I'm not very original. Perhaps we should vote for a different name? Any good surgestions?- FrankOn 8/14/06, Alexandre Bairos <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
http://www.gujian.nI'm not saying et/woogle/
http://woogle.billen.dk/search:)
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Not really, I'm not using any Ajax-stuff or anything like that.
How do you mean?
/Mats
On 8/14/06, Gwyn Evans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Does this thread apply?
> (http://www.nabble.com/ajax-failed-to-update-a-component-%28wicket-1.2%29-tf1844050.html#a5033398)
> /Gwyn
>
> On 13/08/06, Mats No
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all,
What I would like to
have is a site where user-specific feature pages map to hierarchical
URLs. For example: * /site/user/karl/blog/2006/08/14 maps to
BlogViewer(bob, "2006", "08", "14") *
/site/user/karl/content/BestEssayEver maps to ContentViewer(fred,
"MyLifeStory") * /sit
Hey KarlI can show you one of my first attempts to use IRequestTargetUrlCodingStrategy. It's for a never-published weblog I wrote a while ago. It maps
http://localhost/weblog/article/some_article_title_in_url_formtonew BlogItemPage(BlogItem blogItem)which means I do the resolving of the BlogItem o
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