WebMarkupContainer adminSpan=new WebMarkupContainer("admin-span") {
public boolean isVisible() { return getsesion().getuser().isadmin(); }}
if you have a lot of components in that span and you dont want the overhead
of creating them make the span a panel or a fragment and add it or an empty
webmarkupcontainer conditionally
also look at our IAuthorizationStrategy which can enforce these kinds of
rules globally - mainly isActionAuthorized and Component.RENDER
-igor
On 3/8/07, David Robison <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I have an HTML document where I want to conditionally include (or
exclude) based on the type of user. For example, I might have a span that
contains a link to an administrator page that I only want shown of the user
is an "administrator" user. Is there a convenient way to only include the
span containing the link?
Thanks, David
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