inheritance - tell wicket:link not to overwrite markup -



inheritance - tell wicket:link not to overwrite markup -

i'm working on svg-buttons user interface. have dynamically create link in java files code in markup. next code illustration of markup-input.

html-markup input:

<svg> <g> <wicket:link wicket:id="test"> <path ..../> <path ..../> </wicket:link> </g> </svg>

i want markup-output this:

html-markup output:

<svg> <g> <a wicket:id="test" xlink:href="someurl"> <path ..../> <path ..../> </a> </g> </svg>

the thing is, wicket end deleting path-instructions in markup html isn't supposed so. there way properly? testing came dirty work around i'm not satisfied because hurts wicket convention of not creating html in java. looks following:

html-markup dirty way input:

<svg> <g> <wicket:container wicket:id="linkbeginning"> <path ..../> <path ..../> <wicket:container wicket:id="linkending"> </g> </svg>

java dirty-way:

add(new label("linkbeginning", "<a xlink:href =\""+linkurl+"\">"); add(new label("linkending", "</a>");

which ended in output:

<svg> <g> <a xlink:href="someurl"> <path ..../> <path ..../> </a> </g> </svg>

i hope guys can help me!

why don't utilize regular link component anchor tag? ex:

<a wicket:id="link"> <div>link</div> <span>span</span> </a>

and code

add(new link("link") { @override public void onclick() { } });

link component maintain internal markup body.

inheritance hyperlink wicket markup

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