The overview of my goal is to replace "<< < 1 2 3 4 > >>" with "prev next". I
can't see how it can be done through subclassing, so I'm rolling my own
Panel, similar to PagingNavigator (but with a new template).
I'm trying to get AJAX pagination working, and I have--without custom stuff.
If I use AjaxPagingNavigator, everything works fine:
<pre>
public Home() {
PageableListView topDogs = new SongListView("topDogs", dogs, 10);
WebMarkupContainer container = new WebMarkupContainer("topDogsBlock");
container.setOutputMarkupId(true);
container.add(topDogs);
container.add(new AjaxPagingNavigator("pager", topDogs));
//Add container to main page
add(container);
}
</pre>
Now, the weird thing is, if I copy the source code from AjaxPagingNavigator,
create a new class in my own source tree, and use that completely identical
class (except for package), it does NOT work. I have to click links twice,
and it refreshes the whole page. The Wicket AJAX debugger says some error
500 or some such.
Do I have to register behavior with custom classes or what? Line for line,
it's the same code, but one works, the other does not. There has to be
something I'm missing.
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