From: Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i just tried examples in the trunk and it seems to work just fine using the
DefaultDataTable.
Dear Igor, you tried it with wicket 2.0 from current trunk?
Stefan
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yep-IgorOn 9/6/06, Stefan Lindner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
From: Igor Vaynberg [EMAIL PROTECTED]i just tried examples in the trunk and it seems to work just fine using theDefaultDataTable.
Dear Igor, you tried it with wicket 2.0 from current
Dear Igor,
the problem is solved. The wicket-extensions-version that is
downloadable from http://maven.sateh.com/wicket/wicket/ ist a little bit
outdated. With the current trunk (shipping around compile errors in
dropdownlist code) everything works well.
Well, with the DefaultDataTable, it overrides DataTable's newRowItem()
method in order to return an new OddEvenItem rather than a new Item.
The OddEvenItem overrides on ComponentTag in order to add the odd or
even class. Could you, however, have overridden one of these
yourself?
/Gwyn
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Title: Wicket-user Digest, Vol 4, Issue 34
In the Wicket 1.2 Examples I noticed
thatDefaultDataTablesets the odd/even attribute, and an
external.CSS file interpreted the attribute to color the rows. I
don't believe DataTable comes with any such row-coloring rules built in.
So if you're
Well, with the DefaultDataTable, it overrides DataTable's newRowItem()
method in order to return an new OddEvenItem rather than a new Item.
The OddEvenItem overrides on ComponentTag in order to add the odd or
even class. Could you, however, have overridden one of these
yourself?
No, I don't
