-Igor
On 1/26/06, David Leangen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Great, thanks!!
More below.
> > > if you want something dead simple check out OrderedRepeatingView
> > > in extensions. its like the listview but without anything
> > > automatic. there is an example usage in wicket-examples
> > > under repeaters.
> > I'm sure it is dead simple, but there's obviously something
> > I'm overlooking.
> the problem is here
>
> <span wicket:id="item"/>
Ok, great!
My static, trivial example works fine. Thanks!
What I haven't grasped yet is how to pass in information dynamically.
I have an IPropertyModel for my query text, which, for instance, I am
able to use in a Label like so:
Label result = new Label("result", getResult());
private String getResult()
{
// Gets the current (dynamic) value
String searchText = getSearchText();
getSearchResult( searchText );
}
That works (though I don't know if it's the "proper" way of doing it).
But how do I attach the data from getSearchResult() to my repeater? I
know that I can pass a parameter into the constructor of the repeater,
but I don't see how to use it.
Thanks for all the help, it's very precious!
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