Ah, alright. batchInfos is the listview, so you get a new table for each
listitem and that's not what you want. Either apply "batchInfos" to the tr
or use wicket:container i.e.
[table]
[wicket:container wicket:id="batchInfos"]
[tr wicket:id="batchInfo"]
....
miro wrote:
>
> the problem with this is
> <div
> style="width:100%;height:556;overflow:auto;"
> wicket:id="batchInfoContainer">
> <table
> border="1" width="100%" wicket:id="batchInfos">
>
>
> <tr wicket:id="batchInfo">
>
>
> <td width="15">
>
>
>
>
> </td>
>
>
> <td width="50">
>
>
> <label wicket:id="name"></label>
>
>
> </td>
>
>
> <td width="35">
>
>
> <label wicket:id="date"></label>
>
>
> </td>
>
>
> </tr>
> </table>
> </div>
>
>
> batchInfos is a listview so If i my listitem are 4 all the html for
> batchInfos gets repeated so creating a new table for each list item which
> means different tables sizes for each listitem and i want to avoid that
> and one table and tr for batchinfos which menas each listitem will be in
> a new row and all listitems are in one table , how to have this ?
>
> Michael Sparer wrote:
>>
>>
>> I don't quite get what you're trying to achieve. A table inside a table
>> cell? That shouldn't be a problem if you add/replace your components
>> inside the table cell and not the row. But what I see in your markup is
>> that you're nesting a div inside a tr - and that's not allowed. Maybe
>> your browser gets confused with that one ...
>>
>>
>>
>> miro wrote:
>>>
>>> my component hirearchy
>>> batchInfoContainer
>>> batchInfos (listview)
>>> batchInfo(link)
>>> batchStatusImg
>>> name
>>> date
>>> html
>>> <code>
>>> <div
>>> style="width:100%;height:556;overflow:auto;"
>>> wicket:id="batchInfoContainer">
>>> <table
>>> border="1" width="100%" wicket:id="batchInfos">
>>>
>>> <tr wicket:id="batchInfo">
>>>
>>> <td width="15">
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> </td>
>>>
>>> <td width="50">
>>>
>>> <label
>>> wicket:id="name"></label>
>>>
>>> </td>
>>>
>>> <td width="35">
>>>
>>> <label
>>> wicket:id="date"></label>
>>>
>>> </td>
>>>
>>> </tr>
>>> </table>
>>> </div>
>>> </code>
>>>
>>> the code above works for onclick but the problem is i open a new table
>>> inside batchInfos so i am creating a new table for each listitem
>>> which creates tables with different sizes for each item, to avoid this
>>> i tried with div and span for batchinfos but onclick is not working ,
>>> any ideas how to resolve this i tried in both ie and firefox
>>>
>>> here is something what i want but this does not work
>>>
>>> <div
>>> style="width:100%;height:556;overflow:auto;"
>>> wicket:id="batchInfoContainer">
>>> <table>
>>>
>>> <tr wicket:id="batchInfos">
>>>
>>> <div wicket:id="batchInfo">
>>>
>>> <td width="15">
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> </td>
>>>
>>> <td width="50">
>>>
>>> <label
>>> wicket:id="name"></label>
>>>
>>> </td>
>>>
>>> <td width="35">
>>>
>>> <label
>>> wicket:id="date"></label>
>>>
>>> </td>
>>>
>>> </div>
>>>
>>> </tr>
>>> </table>
>>> </div>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>
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