Hi wicketers,
I would like to ask you what's the best way to perform the following:
Say I have Products. There are Products that have a Photo and there are
Products that don't.
// Set data to the page
add(new Label(product-description, product.getDescription()));
Thanks for your answers, I finally found the best practice solution to my
problem, well, I think so. Remember I was looking for a way to switch on/off
a part of my page (that of course includes declared components in page class
and in html markup).
I'll try to explain why some approaches
Hi wicketers,
I'm having a problem/ doubt with a particular TinyMCE setting and its
implementation in the wicket-contrib-tinymce project.
How can I change
tinyMCE.init({
mode : textareas,
...
});
for
tinyMCE.init({
...
mode : exact,
elements : elm1,elm2
});
or mode : specific_textareas
basic
TextArea textarea=new TextArea(...);
textarea.add(new TinyMceEnable());
-igor
On 2/4/07, Francisco Treacy wrote:
Hi wicketers,
I'm having a problem/ doubt with a particular TinyMCE setting and its
implementation in the wicket-contrib-tinymce project.
How can I change
tinyMCE.init
Iulian: great.
Please let me know when this is commited (i just looked up in svn and there
were no new commits to wicket 1.2 branch in contrib tinymce).
Igor: I saw the attachment, but when I clicked over the link, it took me to a
sourceforge error page I'll wait for Iulian's correction,
I have a DataView fed by a SortableDataProvider to display a pageable and
sortable table. In each row, I have a link to delete the current item.
My problem is that I cannot find the way to remove from the view the item I
just deleted in the database by clicking on the link. I need to refresh
will the dataview. when it refreshes it will call methods on the
dataprovider again and refresh accordingly
-igor
On 2/8/07, Francisco Treacy wrote:
I have a DataView fed by a SortableDataProvider to display a pageable and
sortable table. In each row, I have a link to delete the current item.
My problem
Hi all,
Is there a possibility to render a Wicket page to a file instead to the browser?
In fact, i need to make an 'HTML offline export' of all products stored in
database... how would you do to accomplish this, including stylesheets and
images?
(i already tried wget but I'm having problems
Hi all,
Fragments allow to do selections in page's content, but I find this way too
complicated to accomplish a simple if statement:
I have a form. Inside it, an upload field, for images. Besides it, a little
image preview and a delete link. I would like to easily switch between preview
+
!
Date: Sun, 11 Feb 2007 14:08:16 -0800
From: Igor Vaynberg
Subject: Re: [Wicket-user] render to file?
To: wicket-user@lists.sourceforge.net
Message-ID:
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Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-1
does wget keep the cookie for session tracking?
-igor
On 2/11/07, Francisco
Hi,
We all know that in Wicket for a given ExampleView.java we have an
ExampleView.html associated markup.
How can I dynamically specify the HTML template from my Java page?
I'm exceptionally needing this:
if (product.getReference().equals(C25-L)) {
// trigger some code to use
I answer myself: VARIATIONS!
Thanks anyway,
Keep on with good work,
Francisco
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Objet : specifying html template
Hi,
We all know
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