On Dec 6, 2009, at 12:40 AM, maven apache wrote:
> For example in a user login page, after the submit button are clicked I want
> user jump to success page or error page.
> So how to ?
setResponsePage(MyNewPage.class)
> In my login page:
> public class LoginPage extends WebPage{
> ...........
> add(new LoginForm("loginForm"))
> }
>
> public class LoginForm .........{
> TextField nameText=new TextField("name");
> TextField passText=new TextField("pass"); //how to make a password
> textfield to hind the char user entering?
> public void onSubmit() {
> /// here how to add listener to the submitButton to jump?
> }
> // Button submitButton=new Button("submit"); ///// do I need to specify
> a submit button?(make the wicket know that "this is a submit button,when
> clicked,you should do something?)
if there's only one submit button, specifying a button isn't necessarily
required.
> add(nameText);
> add(ageText);
> }
>
>
> 2) when to use wicket tag
> That to say if I want to show some message, I can write it in the html or
> create a label in java source.
> Take the above page for example, the textfield can be also defined in the
> html element like:
> <input type="password" value="" />, and the submit button can be <input
> type="submit" ,,,,/>
> What I mean is when to use the wicket and when to use the html element ?
when it's appropriate. wicket:id tags are for mapping to components where
you'd like to pull or push data to. it's not an either/or situation.
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