a pinkelefant wrote:

Thanks for your replies.

You are correct. With only spans in the html there would not be any
way to decide
what type of component should be created.

What if its already a HTML with no wicket ids ?
ie we can find out all the FORMS and the containing INPUT TYPE nodes and create wicketids and a "Form" Object autmatically.
This might be just a template code that you can use for copy -paste if
nothing else.

This is a great idea. You can use the html "id" attribute to use as your wicket-id. This makes it much more natural to edit html pages in any html editor because they natively support the id attribute ( i know some people use id for other stuff, but i don't :-P). I might also write up some python scripts to do this. Should be a snitch.

Huy


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