> I would like to use the InlineFrame, but the InlineFrame does not work. The
> codes are as follows:
>
> <body>
> <span wicket:id="libBorder">
> <iframe wicket:id="bFrame" src="[source]" name="bottom"/>
> </span>
> </body>
>
> public class Map extends WebPage {
> public static final String BOTTOM_FRAME_NAME = "bottom";
>
> public Map(final PageParameters pps) {
> Border borderUser = new LibBorderUser("libBorder");
> add(borderUser);
>
> InlineFrame iframe = new InlineFrame("bFrame",
> PageMap.forName(BOTTOM_FRAME_NAME),Display.class);
> add(iframe);
> }
> }
Can you tell us more of what goes wrong and what version of Wicket you
are using? And out of curiousity, why use an inline frame?
Eelco
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