Package org.apache.wicket.markup.html.link

Class PopupSettings

java.lang.Object
org.apache.wicket.markup.html.link.PopupSettings
All Implemented Interfaces:
Serializable, IClusterable
public class PopupSettings extends Object implements IClusterable
A popup specification can be used as a property of the Linkclasses to specify that the link should be rendered with an onClick javascript event handler that opens a new window with the links' URL.

You can 'or' display flags together like this: 

 new PopupSettings(PopupSettings.RESIZABLE | PopupSettings.SCROLLBARS);

Author:
Jonathan Locke, Eelco Hillenius
See Also:

  • Field Details

  • Constructor Details

    • PopupSettings

      public PopupSettings()
      Constructor.

    • PopupSettings

      public PopupSettings(int displayFlags)
      Construct.
      Parameters:
      displayFlags - Display flags

    • PopupSettings

      public PopupSettings(String windowName)
      Construct.
      Parameters:
      windowName -

    • PopupSettings

      public PopupSettings(String windowName, int displayFlags)
      Construct.
      Parameters:
      windowName - The pagemap where this popup must be in. Typically, you should put any popup in a separate page map as Wicket holds references to a limited number of pages/ versions only. If you don't put your popup in a separate page map, the user might get page expired exceptions when getting back to the main window again.
      displayFlags - Display flags

  • Method Details

    • getPopupJavaScript

      public String getPopupJavaScript()
      Get the onClick javascript event handler.
      Returns:
      the onClick javascript event handler

    • setHeight

      public PopupSettings setHeight(int popupHeight)
      Sets the popup window height.
      Parameters:
      popupHeight - the popup window height.
      Returns:
      This

    • setLeft

      public PopupSettings setLeft(int popupPositionLeft)
      Sets the left position of the popup window.
      Parameters:
      popupPositionLeft - the left position of the popup window.
      Returns:
      This

    • setTarget

      public void setTarget(String target)
      Sets the target of the link. The default implementation simply refers to the href attribute of the anchor element, but clients may want to override this (e.g. when the HTML element is not an anchor) by setting the target explicitly. Note: if the target is an url (relative or absolute) then it should be wrapped in quotes, for example: setTarget("'some/url'"). If the url is delivered with an HTML attribute then it should be without quotes, for example: setTarget("this.dataset['popup-url']") with markup like: 
      <a data-popup-url="some/url">Link</a>
      .
      Parameters:
      target - the target of the link

    • setTop

      public PopupSettings setTop(int popupPositionTop)
      Sets the top position of the popup window.
      Parameters:
      popupPositionTop - the top position of the popup window.
      Returns:
      This

    • setWidth

      public PopupSettings setWidth(int popupWidth)
      Sets the popup window width.
      Parameters:
      popupWidth - the popup window width.
      Returns:
      This

    • setWindowName

      public PopupSettings setWindowName(String popupWindowName)
      Sets the window name. The logical name of the window. This can be anything you want, although you should use alphanumeric characters only (no spaces or punctuation). If you have a window already open and call window.open a second time using the same windowName, the first window will be reused rather than opening a second window
      Parameters:
      popupWindowName - window name.
      Returns:
      This