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Marcel

I'm not able to look at the code myself at present, but you might want to have a look at the Blog example which includes an RSS Feed icon. From memory I think this uses WTemplate and WPanel for the formatting and positioning of the icon, I can't recall how the link details are managed, but pretty sure done via API call - possibly a WAnchor or WResource.

Dave

Marcel

BTW I did notice that in your initial approach you don't have an end iframe just a second - so possibly not a strict XHTML block of text.

But as a follow up on the template technique I mentioned and having had a quick re-look at Blog example.

Within the template for this (blog.xml) there is referenced in the "blog-login" message - this is where (I believe) you'd put the twitter anchor text - with a parameter space as per ${feed-url}

<messages>
  <message id="blog-login">
    <div class="login-box">
      <div class="login-menu">
    ...
    <a href="${feed-url}">
      <img src="css/rss.png" alt="Rss Feed"
         style="margin-left: 6px; vertical-align: top;"/>
    </a>
      </div>
    ...
    </div>
  </message>

Then in your code this is linked via (just showing the key bits)

  app->messageResourceBundle().use(WApplication::appRoot() + "blog");    // links to template file "blog.xml"

  login_ = new WTemplate(this);                
  ... 
  login_->setTemplateText(tr(blog-login"));
  ...
  login_->bindString("feed-url", rssFeedUrl_);

Appreciate using Templates may be a shift from where you are and there may be other (better?) ways of doing this, but this is the approach I've been following for one of my projects

Hope that helps -

Regards

Dave

Marcel,

That example you gave should indeed work when you fix the typo (second should be ). Haven't tried it myself, though...

Wim.

Yes, I noticed this "bug" was embedded in the example on the facebook link Marcel provided - however 50,000 people seem to "like" the page - they can't be wrong can they ;o)