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Posted to users@wicket.apache.org by Goran Novak <gn...@gmail.com> on 2008/06/19 15:18:11 UTC
Static text and condition
Hi,
What is the best (wicket) way to do the next:
I have one page which has to show few sentences (static text), but the
sentences are different according to the input data.
For example if input to the page constructor is:
Page(input1 = 0, input2 = 0, inpu3 = 0)
Page has to show these three sentences:
This first 'sentence 1' variation
This first 'sentence 2' variation
This first 'sentence 3' variation
Second time different input parameters come:
Page(input1 = 1, input2 = 0, inpu3 = 0)
Page has to show these three sentences:
This second 'sentence 1' variation and some other text
This first 'sentence 2' variation
This first 'sentence 3' variation
And so on...
Is it better to put every possiable sentence to resource file and than to
show the right one according to the input parameter.
If(input1 = 0) {
add(new Label(getLocalizer().getString("firstVariationKey", this)));
} else if (input1 = 1){
add(new Label(getLocalizer().getString("secondVariationKey", this)));
}
Or to put all sentences staticaly to html file and than use in code
setVisible(true/false) method on that span/'webmarkup container' in which
sentence is.
Or is there a smarter way.
Thanks :)
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Re: Static text and condition
Posted by Igor Vaynberg <ig...@gmail.com>.
just give labels a model that can figure out which sentence to show.
if you want them stored in .properties files that is fine too.
-igor
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 6:18 AM, Goran Novak <gn...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> What is the best (wicket) way to do the next:
>
> I have one page which has to show few sentences (static text), but the
> sentences are different according to the input data.
>
> For example if input to the page constructor is:
> Page(input1 = 0, input2 = 0, inpu3 = 0)
> Page has to show these three sentences:
> This first 'sentence 1' variation
> This first 'sentence 2' variation
> This first 'sentence 3' variation
>
> Second time different input parameters come:
> Page(input1 = 1, input2 = 0, inpu3 = 0)
> Page has to show these three sentences:
> This second 'sentence 1' variation and some other text
> This first 'sentence 2' variation
> This first 'sentence 3' variation
>
> And so on...
>
> Is it better to put every possiable sentence to resource file and than to
> show the right one according to the input parameter.
> If(input1 = 0) {
> add(new Label(getLocalizer().getString("firstVariationKey", this)));
> } else if (input1 = 1){
> add(new Label(getLocalizer().getString("secondVariationKey", this)));
> }
>
>
> Or to put all sentences staticaly to html file and than use in code
> setVisible(true/false) method on that span/'webmarkup container' in which
> sentence is.
>
> Or is there a smarter way.
>
> Thanks :)
>
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