Evidently what I need to do is not a great fit for Wicket, but it is only a
small
part of a page in a larger application for which Wicket is a good fit. So I'm
trying to force this requirement to fit...please bear with me :>
I need to load an external site into an iframe within a Wicket page. This
would be really easy, except for:
1. A POST to the URL is required, not a GET
2. The URL is not known until runtime
3. The values of the fields are not known until runtime
I have this mostly hacked-together and working, except that Wicket is
renaming my fields - pre-pending the form name :(
The relevant part of my HTML looks like this:
<form wicket:id="form" action="#" method="post" target="appframe"
id="formid">
<input wicket:id="signed_request" type=hidden name="signed_request"
value="">
</form>
<iframe name="appframe" width="100%" height="600">
</iframe>
And there is some javascript that executes the post into the iframe in
body.onload.
The relevant bit of the page code looks like this:
WebMarkupContainer form = new WebMarkupContainer("form");
form.add(new AttributeModifier("action", url));
add(form);
HiddenField<String> signed_request = new
HiddenField<String>("signed_request", _signed_request);
form.add(signed_request);
Everything works, except that the field "signed_request" gets renamed to
"form:signed_request".
Any ideas how to get around this? Or perhaps a better approach?
TIA!
Chris
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