Actually, I think IResourceSettings.useDefaultOnMissingResource(true);
is meant for something else: message bundle resources. So that is used
when you try to load a localized string that can't be found.
Regarding components being referenced in your markup, but not added in
the component tree: don't do that please :) Use the visible property
of components to not render them, or use a place holder and use
Component.replace to switch sections of pages/ panels on and off.
Eelco
On 5/16/06, Bruno Borges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
How Wicket will handle if I have a html with
<div wicket:id="newsPanel">Here comes the News Panel</div>
But there's no Panel("newsPanel") object?
I know that with default's configuration, it will throw an exception, but if
I set
IResourceSettings.useDefaultOnMissingResource(true);
What will happen? Will the <div> still be printed out or will Wicket leave
it in there?
If it will leave it (probably yes, because Wicket's not going to modify the
html structure) how can I prevent to not scramble with my layout? (let's
say, a "userProfile" panel in the front page, and the user is not logged in
yet)
Thanks
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Bruno Borges
Summa Technologies
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