Re: [Wicket-user] Tooltips: A short tutorial (without contrib-dojo, 1.2 compatible)
thank you-IgorOn 8/8/06, Johannes Fahrenkrug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Ok, I added the guide to the wiki:http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/How_to_add_tooltipsEnjoy!- Johannes
Johannes Fahrenkrug wrote:>Gwyn Evans wrote:>>10) There is no step 10>11) Agree to suggestion in step 10 and do it :)
>>I'll do that right now.>How about "Document it on the Wiki"! :-)/GwynOn 08/08/06, Johannes Fahrenkrug <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:>>>Hi!>>I've asked so many questions on this list and got so many friendly and>>>helpful answers, it's time to give something back.
>>>This Saturday I migrated a big web application from Wicket 1.1.1 to>>>1.2.1. I was using the contrib-dojo Tooltip class, which doesn't work>>>with 1.2, so I had to find another solution. I found Igor's suggestions
>>>for tooltips at http://del.icio.us/ivaynberg/tooltip and chose to go>>>with "Sweet Titles".>>Sweet titles is great, but the problem is that it automatically attaches
>>>tooltips to all , and tags (correct me if I'm wrong,>>>but I am sure about the tag). I didn't want that, though. I needed>>>tooltips for checkboxes, and I needed to explicitly say which element
>>>should show a tooltip and which element shouldn't. So I altered the>>>sweetTitles.js a bit and this is what I came up with:>>1) Download SweetTitles from>>>
http://www.dustindiaz.com/downloads/sweet-titles.zip>>>2) Replace sweetTitles.js with the one I attached to this email.>>>3) At the moment the replacement
sweetTitles.js should be able to add>>>tooltips to the following elements: 'input', 'td', 'tr', 'textarea',>>>'select', 'span', 'div', 'a','abbr','acronym'. If that's not enough (or>>>too much), edit the "tipElements" array at the top of the file.
>>>4) Put the 2 _javascript_ files somewhere into your package (ie>>>org.example.app._javascript_)>>>5) Either put the CSS file into your package as well or add the contents>>>to a CSS file you already use in your application
>>>6) Add this to the head section of the html file you want to use>>>tooltips in:>
>>> >7) Add the _javascript_ resources to your page:>>add(new _javascript_Reference("addEventJs", new
>>>PackageResourceReference(YourApplication.get(), YourPage.class,>>>"_javascript_/addEvent.js")));>>>add(new _javascript_Reference("sweetTitlesJs", new>>>PackageResourceReference(
YourApplication.get(), YourPage.class,>>>"_javascript_/sweetTitles.js")));>>8) Add the Attribute "showtooltip" to the element that should show a>>>tooltip (only elements with this attibute will show tooltips):
>>someWicketComponent.add(new AttributeModifier("showtooltip", true, new>>>Model("true")));>>9) Either add the content of the tooltip to the element in the html
>>>file, using the "title" attribute:>
>>>...or add dynamic tooltip texts using an AttributeModifier:>>someWicketComponent.add(new AttributeModifier("title", true, new>>>Model("Hi, I am a dynamic tooltip.")));
>>10) There is no step 10>>I hope this is helpful to somebody. Any improvements are very much>>>encouraged, of course!>>- Johannes
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Re: [Wicket-user] Tooltips: A short tutorial (without contrib-dojo, 1.2 compatible)
Ok, I added the guide to the wiki:
http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/How_to_add_tooltips
Enjoy!
- Johannes
Johannes Fahrenkrug wrote:
>Gwyn Evans wrote:
>
>
>
>>>10) There is no step 10
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>11) Agree to suggestion in step 10 and do it :)
>
>I'll do that right now.
>
>
>
>>How about "Document it on the Wiki"! :-)
>>
>>/Gwyn
>>
>>On 08/08/06, Johannes Fahrenkrug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>>Hi!
>>>
>>>I've asked so many questions on this list and got so many friendly and
>>>helpful answers, it's time to give something back.
>>>This Saturday I migrated a big web application from Wicket 1.1.1 to
>>>1.2.1. I was using the contrib-dojo Tooltip class, which doesn't work
>>>with 1.2, so I had to find another solution. I found Igor's suggestions
>>>for tooltips at http://del.icio.us/ivaynberg/tooltip and chose to go
>>>with "Sweet Titles".
>>>
>>>Sweet titles is great, but the problem is that it automatically attaches
>>>tooltips to all , and tags (correct me if I'm wrong,
>>>but I am sure about the tag). I didn't want that, though. I needed
>>>tooltips for checkboxes, and I needed to explicitly say which element
>>>should show a tooltip and which element shouldn't. So I altered the
>>>sweetTitles.js a bit and this is what I came up with:
>>>
>>>1) Download SweetTitles from
>>>http://www.dustindiaz.com/downloads/sweet-titles.zip
>>>2) Replace sweetTitles.js with the one I attached to this email.
>>>3) At the moment the replacement sweetTitles.js should be able to add
>>>tooltips to the following elements: 'input', 'td', 'tr', 'textarea',
>>>'select', 'span', 'div', 'a','abbr','acronym'. If that's not enough (or
>>>too much), edit the "tipElements" array at the top of the file.
>>>4) Put the 2 JavaScript files somewhere into your package (ie
>>>org.example.app.javascript)
>>>5) Either put the CSS file into your package as well or add the contents
>>>to a CSS file you already use in your application
>>>6) Add this to the head section of the html file you want to use
>>>tooltips in:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>7) Add the JavaScript resources to your page:
>>>
>>>add(new JavaScriptReference("addEventJs", new
>>>PackageResourceReference(YourApplication.get(), YourPage.class,
>>>"javascript/addEvent.js")));
>>>add(new JavaScriptReference("sweetTitlesJs", new
>>>PackageResourceReference(YourApplication.get(), YourPage.class,
>>>"javascript/sweetTitles.js")));
>>>
>>>8) Add the Attribute "showtooltip" to the element that should show a
>>>tooltip (only elements with this attibute will show tooltips):
>>>
>>>someWicketComponent.add(new AttributeModifier("showtooltip", true, new
>>>Model("true")));
>>>
>>>9) Either add the content of the tooltip to the element in the html
>>>file, using the "title" attribute:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>...or add dynamic tooltip texts using an AttributeModifier:
>>>
>>>someWicketComponent.add(new AttributeModifier("title", true, new
>>>Model("Hi, I am a dynamic tooltip.")));
>>>
>>>10) There is no step 10
>>>
>>>I hope this is helpful to somebody. Any improvements are very much
>>>encouraged, of course!
>>>
>>>- Johannes
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Re: [Wicket-user] Tooltips: A short tutorial (without contrib-dojo, 1.2 compatible)
Gwyn Evans wrote:
>>10) There is no step 10
>>
>>
11) Agree to suggestion in step 10 and do it :)
I'll do that right now.
>
>How about "Document it on the Wiki"! :-)
>
>/Gwyn
>
>On 08/08/06, Johannes Fahrenkrug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>>Hi!
>>
>>I've asked so many questions on this list and got so many friendly and
>>helpful answers, it's time to give something back.
>>This Saturday I migrated a big web application from Wicket 1.1.1 to
>>1.2.1. I was using the contrib-dojo Tooltip class, which doesn't work
>>with 1.2, so I had to find another solution. I found Igor's suggestions
>>for tooltips at http://del.icio.us/ivaynberg/tooltip and chose to go
>>with "Sweet Titles".
>>
>>Sweet titles is great, but the problem is that it automatically attaches
>>tooltips to all , and tags (correct me if I'm wrong,
>>but I am sure about the tag). I didn't want that, though. I needed
>>tooltips for checkboxes, and I needed to explicitly say which element
>>should show a tooltip and which element shouldn't. So I altered the
>>sweetTitles.js a bit and this is what I came up with:
>>
>>1) Download SweetTitles from
>>http://www.dustindiaz.com/downloads/sweet-titles.zip
>>2) Replace sweetTitles.js with the one I attached to this email.
>>3) At the moment the replacement sweetTitles.js should be able to add
>>tooltips to the following elements: 'input', 'td', 'tr', 'textarea',
>>'select', 'span', 'div', 'a','abbr','acronym'. If that's not enough (or
>>too much), edit the "tipElements" array at the top of the file.
>>4) Put the 2 JavaScript files somewhere into your package (ie
>>org.example.app.javascript)
>>5) Either put the CSS file into your package as well or add the contents
>>to a CSS file you already use in your application
>>6) Add this to the head section of the html file you want to use
>>tooltips in:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>7) Add the JavaScript resources to your page:
>>
>>add(new JavaScriptReference("addEventJs", new
>>PackageResourceReference(YourApplication.get(), YourPage.class,
>>"javascript/addEvent.js")));
>>add(new JavaScriptReference("sweetTitlesJs", new
>>PackageResourceReference(YourApplication.get(), YourPage.class,
>>"javascript/sweetTitles.js")));
>>
>>8) Add the Attribute "showtooltip" to the element that should show a
>>tooltip (only elements with this attibute will show tooltips):
>>
>>someWicketComponent.add(new AttributeModifier("showtooltip", true, new
>>Model("true")));
>>
>>9) Either add the content of the tooltip to the element in the html
>>file, using the "title" attribute:
>>
>>
>>
>>...or add dynamic tooltip texts using an AttributeModifier:
>>
>>someWicketComponent.add(new AttributeModifier("title", true, new
>>Model("Hi, I am a dynamic tooltip.")));
>>
>>10) There is no step 10
>>
>>I hope this is helpful to somebody. Any improvements are very much
>>encouraged, of course!
>>
>>- Johannes
>>
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [Wicket-user] Tooltips: A short tutorial (without contrib-dojo, 1.2 compatible)
> 10) There is no step 10
How about "Document it on the Wiki"! :-)
/Gwyn
On 08/08/06, Johannes Fahrenkrug <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi!
>
> I've asked so many questions on this list and got so many friendly and
> helpful answers, it's time to give something back.
> This Saturday I migrated a big web application from Wicket 1.1.1 to
> 1.2.1. I was using the contrib-dojo Tooltip class, which doesn't work
> with 1.2, so I had to find another solution. I found Igor's suggestions
> for tooltips at http://del.icio.us/ivaynberg/tooltip and chose to go
> with "Sweet Titles".
>
> Sweet titles is great, but the problem is that it automatically attaches
> tooltips to all , and tags (correct me if I'm wrong,
> but I am sure about the tag). I didn't want that, though. I needed
> tooltips for checkboxes, and I needed to explicitly say which element
> should show a tooltip and which element shouldn't. So I altered the
> sweetTitles.js a bit and this is what I came up with:
>
> 1) Download SweetTitles from
> http://www.dustindiaz.com/downloads/sweet-titles.zip
> 2) Replace sweetTitles.js with the one I attached to this email.
> 3) At the moment the replacement sweetTitles.js should be able to add
> tooltips to the following elements: 'input', 'td', 'tr', 'textarea',
> 'select', 'span', 'div', 'a','abbr','acronym'. If that's not enough (or
> too much), edit the "tipElements" array at the top of the file.
> 4) Put the 2 JavaScript files somewhere into your package (ie
> org.example.app.javascript)
> 5) Either put the CSS file into your package as well or add the contents
> to a CSS file you already use in your application
> 6) Add this to the head section of the html file you want to use
> tooltips in:
>
>
>
>
>
>
> 7) Add the JavaScript resources to your page:
>
> add(new JavaScriptReference("addEventJs", new
> PackageResourceReference(YourApplication.get(), YourPage.class,
> "javascript/addEvent.js")));
> add(new JavaScriptReference("sweetTitlesJs", new
> PackageResourceReference(YourApplication.get(), YourPage.class,
> "javascript/sweetTitles.js")));
>
> 8) Add the Attribute "showtooltip" to the element that should show a
> tooltip (only elements with this attibute will show tooltips):
>
> someWicketComponent.add(new AttributeModifier("showtooltip", true, new
> Model("true")));
>
> 9) Either add the content of the tooltip to the element in the html
> file, using the "title" attribute:
>
>
>
> ...or add dynamic tooltip texts using an AttributeModifier:
>
> someWicketComponent.add(new AttributeModifier("title", true, new
> Model("Hi, I am a dynamic tooltip.")));
>
> 10) There is no step 10
>
> I hope this is helpful to somebody. Any improvements are very much
> encouraged, of course!
>
> - Johannes
>
>
>
>
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