The panel is part of the form, but only needs to access one property
of MyModel. The rest is handled by other components of the form. The
compoundPropertyModel is passed through like this:
MyForm form = new MyForm("form", );
Then within MyForm, the panel is added. I also want to reuse the panel
f
Where do you use a CompoundPropertyModel?
For your problem you have several solutions.
Here is 2 of them :
1) - With the CompoundPropertyModel
class MyModel {
private String text;
public MyModel(String text) {
this.text = text;
}
public String getText(){
return text;
}
pu
Thanks for the responses,
I ran into trouble when using a panel. Somehow I can't get my model
property associated with the textfield in the panel.
class MyModel {
(...)
public String getText(){
return text;
}
(...)
}
My panel (simplified)
class MyPanel extends Panel{
public MyPa
* Pieter Cogghe:
> Hi,
>
> (I'm new to Wicket and relatively new to Java so beware of stupid
> questions and bad code)
> I've got a form with a text input. I want it rendered like this:
>
>
> (...)
>
> Name
>
>
> (...)
>
>
> I want to write my own component, so I only have to write this
SimpleFormComponentLabel seems to work for things like input fields,
etc. It however does not seem to work for radio buttons because a Radio
button in Wicket is not a FormComponent...
Pieter Cogghe wrote:
> I've found SimpleFormComponentLabel in the api, which wasn't listed in
> the component re
I've found SimpleFormComponentLabel in the api, which wasn't listed in
the component reference. With this I get (more or less) what I want.
2007/6/12, Pieter Cogghe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi,
>
> (I'm new to Wicket and relatively new to Java so beware of stupid
> questions and bad code)
> I've got
Hi,
(I'm new to Wicket and relatively new to Java so beware of stupid
questions and bad code)
I've got a form with a text input. I want it rendered like this:
(...)
Name
(...)
I want to write my own component, so I only have to write this
template html-code:
(...)
(...)
The jav
