>> And one more specific question regarding Wicket template system. For my
>> web
>> application, I'll most likely need some part of each page that either
>> displays some information about the logged in user, or otherwise a form
>> allowing the user to log in. With some other framework, I'd have a
>> conditional test and then output the appropriate HTML. None of the
>> examples
>> that I have seen on "components" have this kind of conditional output so
>> I
>> was simply wondering how one would go about developing such component
>> with
>> Wicket?
>
> add(new UserInfoPanel("userInfo") {
> public boolean isVisible() {
> return getSession().getLoggedUser() != null;
> }
> };
>
> add(new LoginPanel("loginPanel") {
> public boolean isVisible() {
> return getSession().getLoggedUser() == null;
> }
> });
Yes, this I understand, but without the ability to have conditional tests
in the template, I can't see how you can tell between the two cases when
writing your "HTML".
Could you please include some example template code as well?
Thanks!
Matthias
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