Hi there ! I'm polishing the first prototype of my web application before release. When I wanted to modify the look and feel of Wicket's modal windows I was surprised to notice that the HTML is hardcoded Javascript code ! I was expecting to extend the ModalWindow class, for instance, changing the associated HTML template. But I discovered that this seems not possible.
Can someone explain me why this component uses hardcoded Javascript for the HTML parts ? Is there somewhere a "more reusable implementation" of a ModalWindow ? I could try to hack my way with tricky CSS but even that seems unlikely to give me what I want (for instance the "close cross" is inside the title div, I want it in a separate place). Playing to much with CSS magic risk to break the cross browser compatibility. The final result I'm searching for is something much like http://famspam.com/facebox I was also considering using Wickext to do the trick http://www.wickext.org/ (which I'm already using for some forms magic) but I fail to see how to implement the "onClose" server side Java call method... Could someone help me with this ? How to get a full featured ModalWindow that looks like the facebox example ? Regards, rodrigob. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@wicket.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@wicket.apache.org
