Hi all,
the resulting HTML of extension's DataTable (with toolbars) renders
invalid according to the HTML specs:
Java:
> IColumn[] columns = new IColumn[2];
> columns[0] = new PropertyColumn(new Model("foo"), "foo");
> columns[1] = new PropertyColumn(new Model("bar"), "bar");
>
> IDataProvider provider = new EmptyDataProvider();
>
> DataTable table = new DataTable("table", columns, provider, 20);
> table.addTopToolbar(new HeadersToolbar(table, null));
>
> add(table);
Markup:
> <table wicket:id="table"></table>
results in following rendered HTML:
> <table>
> <thead>
> <span>
> <tr class="headers">
> <th><span>foo</span></th>
> <th><span>bar</span></th>
> </tr>
> </span>
> </thead>
> <tbody>
>
> </tbody>
> <tfoot>
>
> </tfoot>
> </table>
According to (X)HTML's definition <thead> may only contain <tr> tags.
Here we've got <span> in between, such that the HTML is not valid
according to the specs.
I had a look into DataTable's source and found out that toolbars are
made of RepeaterViews. From my knowledge with Wicket setting
setRenderBodyOnly(true) on both topToolbars and bottomToolbars (which
are of type RepeaterView) in DataTable.java should have made the
trick. But it didn't. <span> is always rendered.
Is there anything I missed?
Regards,
Jan
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