Yes, this works. Why is bind() not necessary? If I don't call bind()
who does?
So now my code is down to:
WebMarkupContainer pageCSS = new WebMarkupContainer("pageCSS");
add(pageCSS);
StaticResourceReference pageResource = new
StaticResourceReference(getClass(), "page.css");
pageCSS.add(new AttributeModifier("href", false, new
Model(urlFor(pageResource.getPath()))));
per CSS file. While this works I am disappointed it takes so much code
to do this. My old code making use of Panels was about 1/4 the amount of
code. I wish there was a way for us to refactor this somehow so it's a
bit cleaner. Any ideas?
Gili
Johan Compagner wrote:
is this not possible:
StaticResourceReference pageResource = new
StaticResourceReference(getClass(), "page.css");
pageCSS.add(new AttributeModifier("href", false, new
Model(page.urlFor(pageResource.getPath()))));
that bind call that you do is not needed.
johan
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