Better to access whether or not they should be visible from within the components (inside the listview) themselves. On your links, override isVisible and have it call to some method on ListDocumentForObject that returns boolean of whether that link should be visible. Then this method could be overridden by child classes with different logic.
-- Jeremy Thomerson http://www.wickettraining.com On Tue, Oct 20, 2009 at 9:21 AM, pieter claassen <pie...@claassen.co.uk>wrote: > I have an abstract class that adds a ListView to the page in the > constructor. In the constructors of my children, I would like to set some > of > the rows in the ListView invisible. How do I reach the Wicket Components > that were added to a ListView from outside the Listview. > > e.g. > public abstract ListDocumentsForObject{ > public ListDocumentsForObject(....) { > > ListView documents = new ListView("documents", documentlist) { > > @Override > protected void populateItem(ListItem item) { > ..... > Link delete = new ConfirmLink("delete") { > > > public final class ListDocumentsForUser extends ListDocumentsForObject { > public ListDocumentsForUser(...) { > super(...); > setAllDeleteButtonsVisible(false); <-----I want to set all or some > of the delete links as invisible. > > > Thanks, > Pieter >
