Sure. I would like to have the Chinese inputform example working though.
And the only thing missing now are the buttons. I'd like to convert the
inputform example to use normal HTML buttons instead of the generated
ones. Though it is a spliffy feature to have the generated ones, they
also annoy me a bit as I have to wait sometimes up to a few seconds
until the buttons get generated (sorry Jon :) ).
Is that okay?
Eelco
Jonathan Locke wrote:
i think we can defer this fix to 1.1 at least, don't you?
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
No, I'm talking about the generated (with Swing's draw method)
buttons here.
Explicitly putting the HTML file in unicode mode, combined with the
UTF-8 header has at least the effect that I can put Chinese
characters in HTML directly /and/ that they render properly in my
browser. The button does have the same problem still though.
I'm wondering what would be the preferred way of doing your markup
anyway? Personally, I try to avoid using 'special' characters
directly. So, I'll use € instead the euro character. So, in that
respect IF possible, it would be great to support unicode as well.
Otoh, the button probably is the only real issue for this, and that
could be easily circumvented by either pre-generating the buttons in
Java, or - that might be even better - just make them normal HTML
buttons.
Eelco
Jonathan Locke wrote:
or you could use the html entity thing (&#nnnn;) here too, right?
Jonathan Locke wrote:
shouldn't the actual HTML file be in unicode? (you would need a
unicode text editor)
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
Hi,
I just added a chinese (or at least something that looks like it
using Babelfish) version of the input form. I am strugling with
unicode support and the parsing of the template.
More specifically, I want to create a button that uses unicode
like this:
<img wicket:id="resetButtonImage"
value="buttonFactory:reset:\u53D6\u6D88"/>
Somehow, when parsing the templates, it looks like the slashes are
escaped automatically (e.g. \u53D6 is converted to \\u53D6). So
the buttons will be rendered with the literal '\u53D6' instead of
looking up the proper character. What *does* work however, is
constructing a button that uses unicode from Java directly, like:
getSharedResources().add("cancelButton", new
DefaultButtonImageResource("\u53D6\u6D88"));
So, my guess is that we have parsing problem.
Any idea's/ fixes?
Eelco
b.t.w. I committed the chinese version of the input form so you
can test it.
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