Should I provide some other forms of code in order to get help?
No developer using wicket faced similar problem? Maybe my approach is
not correct?

Regards,
shumbola

> All,

> I've got this simple use case:

> On compose e-mail page click on some button that shows list of users
> in modal window and after user chooses the the user(s), the modal
> window closes and compose page updated with the address of choosen
> user. Here is the simple html test case:

> --compose.html
> <html>
> <head>
> <script>
> var UserListRef = null;
> function ListUsers()
> {
>         if(window.showModalDialog) //IE
>         {
>                 window.showModalDialog("listusers.html",
> document, "dialogHeight: 120px; dialogWidth: 400px; help: no;
> status: no")
>                 return false;
>         }
>         else //FF, did not test other browsers due to lack of those
>         {
>             if(UserListRef == null || UserListRef.closed)
>                 UserListRef = window.open("listusers.html",
> document, "height=120px, width=400px, help=no, status=no,
> dialog=yes, modal=yes");
>             else
>                 UserListRef.focus();
>         }
> }
> </script>
> </head>

> <body>
>         <input  id="to_user" type="text" name="touser" title="email" value="" 
> >
>         <input type="button" value="..." title="User list" onclick="return 
> ListUsers()">
> </body>
> </html>

> --listusers.html
> <html>
> <script>
> </script>
> <script language="javascript">
> function Close()
> {
>     if(window.showModalDialog) //IE
>     {
>         n = dialogArguments.getElementById("to_user");
>         n.value = document.getElementById("user").value;
>         window.close();
>     }
>     else //FF
>     {
>         var o = window.opener.document.getElementById(("to_user"));
>         o.value = document.getElementById("user").value;
>         window.close();
>     }
> }
> </script>

> <body>
>         <select id="user">
>                 <option value="[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
>                     user1
>                 </option>
>                 <option value="[EMAIL PROTECTED]">
>                     user2
>                 </option>
>         </select>
>         <input type="button" value="OK" onclick="Close()">
> </body>
> </html>


> Now, with static html files it works as expected, i.e., on "..."
> button click we have modal window with list of users.

> jsp page with struts action works as expected, too.

> I'm having trouble with porting this code into wicket. For the first
> time when one clicks the "..." button, modal dialog comes up. For the
> following clicks, IE opens up both a new window and the modal dialog
> with the same contents.
> With FF it works as expected.

> I suspect, it has something to do with pagemaps or versioning, but how
> could I know, I'm new to wicket world. Please, help me.

> Here are relevant wicket code:

> --Compose
> public class Compose extends MyAuthenticatedPage {
>     public Compose() {
>         add(new Label("message", "here we will compose a new message"));
>         PopupSettings popupSettings = new
> MyPopupSettings(PageMap.forName("popup")).
>                         setHeight(500).setWidth(500);
>         Link listUsers = new PageLink("listUsers", ListUsers.class);
>         listUsers.setPopupSettings(popupSettings);
>         add(listUsers);
>     }
> }
> --ListUsers
> public class ListUsers extends WebPage {
>         public ListUsers() {
>         }
> }
> --MyPopupSettings
> public class MyPopupSettings  extends PopupSettings {
> .... same as in PopupSettings except the following
>     public String getPopupJavaScript()
>     {
>         String windowTitle = windowName;

>         if (windowTitle == null)
>         {
>             windowTitle = "";
>         }
>         else
>         {
>             // Fix for IE bug.
>             windowTitle = windowTitle.replace(':', '_');
>         }

>         StringBuffer script =
>                 new StringBuffer("if(window.showModalDialog) { 
> window.showModalDialog(");
>         script.append(target).append(", document, ");

>         script.append("'dialogHeight:120px; dialogWidth:400px;
> help:no; status:no'); ").append(" return false; }");

>         script.append(" else { if(UserListRef == null ||
> UserListRef.closed) UserListRef = window.open(");
>         script.append(target).append(", document, ");
>         script.append("'height=120px, width=400px, help=no,
> status=no, dialog=yes, modal=yes'");
>         script.append("); ").append(" else UserListRef.focus();}");
>         return script.toString();
>     }

> }

> BTW, in order to make a different javascript code I copy-pasted entire
> content of PopupSettings and made a new getPopupSettings function. Is
> there other way around?

> Thank you.

> Regards,
> shumbola


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