Hi,
take a look at FormInput.LocaleDropDownChoice or DropDownChoicePage in
wicket-examples
Sven
On 05/02/2012 02:17 PM, Brian Mulholland wrote:
For some reason I am finding that most Wicket examples have select box
examples that offer single dimension arrays. But most lookup
selection use cases I've ever encountered use a short key or 'code'
that the user does not see, and then a longer descriptive 'decode' for
the user. The classic being a state lookup using the postal code (MD,
NY, FL, etc) but showing the user a state name (Maryland, New York,
Florida respectively). What is the usual way to do this?
Brian Mulholland
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