On 6/6/06, Eelco Hillenius <
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String s = "Hello, ++name++. Do you know that your name which is
++name++ is very beautiful? The ++name++ is a Japanese word. The
meaning of the word ++name++ in Japanese is space.... (50 times more
citation of ++name++ here";
String name = "Haiku";
add(new Label("foo", s.replace("++name++", name)); // JSE 1.5
..
<div wicket:id="foo"></div>
Or anything fancier. You would probably make a custom model that you
can create with a name, or that works with some other class or model
to fetch the name that is to be used for replacement.
If ${name} instead of ++name++ would work for you, you might consider
taking a look at package ' wicket.util.string.interpolator'.
Eelco
On 6/3/06, nato <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> For example, I have this in my markup:
>
> <div wicket:id="foo">
> Hello, ++name++. Do you know that your name which is ++name++ is very
> beautiful? The ++name++ is a Japanese word. The meaning of the word ++name++
> in Japanese is space.... (50 times more citation of ++name++ here)
> </div>
>
>
> What I want to do with 'foo' is replace all the ++name++ occurrences with
> another word; so, my problem is how can I get the tagbody of 'foo' and
> render it with all the ++name++ occurences replaced?
>
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