Nino Wael wrote:
> <input id="wordbutton" disabled="disabled"
> type="submit" value="Generer rapport" wicket:id="wordbutton"
> onclick="showContent('uglyfix');showContent('uniquename');" />
>
How can you run this example with wicket?? It escapes qoutes in a
strange wa so you should have the following code in the result html:
<input id="wordbutton" disabled="disabled" type="submit" value="Generer
rapport" wicket:id="wordbutton"
onclick="showContent(\"uglyfix\");showContent(\"uniquename\");" />
And this script wouldn't work in IE and Firefox at least!
BTW I found a workaround for IDs problem using
TextTemplateHeaderContributor: I place all IDs in variables and have
javascript template file which uses these variables, so wicket replaces
variables with actual IDs in runtime.
> Small code snip on howto workaround the path generated by wicket:
>
Thanks for this one. It's not very clean solution but anyway it's better
than placing all handlers in java components.
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