Examples of DraggablesAcceptedByDroppable

org.wicketstuff.jwicket.ui.dragdrop.DraggablesAcceptedByDroppable
If you have a droppable element you sometimes want this droppable only to accept a well defined set of draggable elements to be dropped onto this element. For this reason you can give each draggable a name and tell a dropable the name of all the draggables that you want it to accept. Multiple draggable can share the same name. This class collects all the names of draggable elements for one or more droppable elements

Examples of org.wicketstuff.jwicket.ui.dragdrop.DraggablesAcceptedByDroppable

    


    addOrReplace(new Label("title", JQuery.getVersion()).setRenderBodyOnly(true));




    DraggablesAcceptedByDroppable defaultValues = new DraggablesAcceptedByDroppable("one", "two", "three");






    add(draggable1 = new DraggableElement("draggable1"));
    draggable1.setOutputMarkupId(true);

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Examples of org.wicketstuff.jwicket.ui.dragdrop.DraggablesAcceptedByDroppable




        addOrReplace(new Label("title", JQuery.getVersion()).setRenderBodyOnly(true));




        DraggablesAcceptedByDroppable defaultValues = new DraggablesAcceptedByDroppable("one", "two", "three");




        add(draggable1 = new DraggableElement("draggable1"));
        draggable1.setOutputMarkupId(true);

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