And if you *really* need to include dynamic CSS, take a look at how the guys from DWR (http://eireneh.thorubio.org/dwr/) do it. Basically, the include *.js files in their generated pages, but then at the server side, they interpred the js request, and generated the contents on the fly. You could do the same with Wicket, by using resources. In fact, I think Johan is playing with this right now for his - private - AJAX experiments.
Eelco
Gili wrote:
I tried using class Label to construct the CSS statement dynamically, but Label escapes HTML reserved characters so that method does not work...
Eelco, how are you handling this problem...?
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