Diego I have been encapsulating functionality of a Demo app into panels and
worked preaty good.
A Login panel can then be added wherever and whenever we needed.
f(t)
On 6/6/07, diego <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, i have an inner form that i want to modularize (the class and the
html), but the only way that came up to my mind to do this is creating a
new class that extends Panel, add the form to it (as inner too but this
time into the extended panel) and put in a html file my code inside
<wicket:panel></wicket:panel>. It works, but at this time i'm not
modularizing a form but a panel... Is there some way to get
BarForm.java BarForm.html and in the html code of the page where i want
to add this extended form put just something like
<form wicket:id="myBarForm"></form> and in my page just add(new
BarForm("myBarForm")) and the form rendered had been taken from
BarForm.html?
tanks. :P
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