Ryan Sonnek wrote:
On 6/26/08, Martin Funk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Sven Meier wrote:
Hi,
I'm investigation the issue:
It seems that Google's css is being screwed up in FF3. When I let Wicket
strip all wicket tags *or* assign pixel width (instead of 100%) to the
element holding the map, everthing works fine in FF3.
btw. Sven,
I now can confirm the effect of stripping too.
so a quick solution would be running the app in deployment mode.
Can the "strip wicket tags" setting be declared at a component level, or
does it affect the entire server?
As I read the code it is declared on application level.
Is there a chance to implement something like:
public IMarkupSettings getMarkupSettings() {
return Application.get().getMarkupSettings();
}
in Component? Of cource replacing all occurrences of
'Application.get().getMarkupSettings()' in Component with
'getMarkupSettings()' ?
That way subclassed Components could overwrite the getMarkupSettings and
roll their own settings.
I'm not sure though, if the settings have implications that go beyond
the Component?
mf
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