Ah I see. In the end you are going to display a string n the cell, but
if the string is null then it should display the default value.
I guess the problem is because you are using the PropertyColumn which is
a convienience implementation, and the property you are using doesn't
display the right
Thanks for both responses. I'm going to try them both. Two
clarification questions:
- In Ernesto's idea (override populateItem()), would the model still
be dynamic? That is, if the table is used in a form and the data
updated, would the table reflect the new change? My terminology may be
a little
I just hastily composed the code I posted and I missed the getCssClass() ...
besides I do not normally use DataTable on my applications. The point was to
make clear that you can override "methods"... Something that many users
somehow miss when using wicket.
I also use nested models when appropriat
PropetyColumn implements IStyledColumn so you can override getCssClass()
and return a class if it is null instead of adding the attributemodifier.
And you could create your own model to return a default string when the
underlying model is null...
something like this...
public class DefaultMo
