or maybe you could use a Label component with the escapeModelString
value set to false.
in this case, the Label can contain html like the <map>...</map> string.
Tao Lin wrote:
Hi, Jon
I just found that jfreechart's getImageMap(java.lang.String name,
ChartRenderingInfo info) to get the string of '<map> ... </map>' for
the imagemap. But how can I direct write the string into the wicket
page? Could you show me some example please?
Cheers,
Tao
On 8/1/05, Jonathan Locke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
that sounds pretty tough. seems like it would be better for jfreechart
to give you the rectangles
that need to be turned into the image map and then you could add the
links using the normal
wicket image map component. maybe look at the jfreechart source code
for writeImageMap?
btw, if you get a nice Chart component going based on jfreechart, we'd
love it if you contributed
it. i've used jfreechart in the past and it really rocks. with the
wicket dynamic image stuff, it
should be a snap to produce amazing charts embedded in a web page.
jon
Tao Lin wrote:
Hi, all
I try to use Wicket ImageMap with jfreechart
ImageMapUtilities.writeImageMap function.
I read through the wicket linkomatic example and ImageMap class
document. It looks like it have to use addXXXLink() to create a link
for the image. But in jfreechart I have to use
ImageMapUtilities.writeImageMap(java.io.PrintWriter writer,
java.lang.String name, ChartRenderingInfo info) to generate a image
map and write the map to the PrinterWriter.
So is any way I can use writeImageMap with Wicket ImageMap together?
Cheers,
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