Wicket doesn't limit you in your creativity regarding JavaScript or
HTML. As for HTML, we only want that you create semi- or full
standards compliant markup.
Regarding your question: you can use confirm dialogs in your
application just fine. In an application we developed at our company
we do it constantly: when leaving an edit-page without submitting the
data we check whether the user has entered some data, and if so, we
ask for confirmation.
If you use a link, you can add an onClick event in your html file:
<a href="#" onclick="return confirm('Are you sure');"
wicket:id="link">delete</a>
Martijn
On 5/28/06, Imran M Yousuf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Dear Users,
I am a new developer to Wickets and was wondering how to perform
confirm actions, such as upon deletion. I was wondering whether Java
Script would work from the HTML. I would be glad if someone would
reply to my mail. Thank you.
Imran M Yousuf
Software Engineer
United IT Global Net
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