Hi, iam new to wicket, am going through the available examples, i dont
understand how can i capture the selected option in a drop down choice in
the wicket? I checked the example tutorial given in the ensode.net but
still i dont understand how to capture the selected value of the drop down
and
on the screen.
Hope this helps.
-Srinu
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Hi, iam new to wicket, am going through the available examples, i
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Hi, iam new to wicket, am going through the available examples, i dont
As well as what the others have said, take a look at the wiki,
specifically
http://www.wicket-wiki.org.uk/wiki/index.php/DropDownChoice_Examples,
which might help.
/Gwyn
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Hi, iam new to wicket, am going through the available examples, i dont
Select/Combo is just as another input field. The model behind the Combobox will hold the selected value.Hidden field: See HiddenField componentBut the question is why do you need it? Normally in wicket there is no need for a hidden field to store data.
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Hi, iam new to wicket, am going through the available examples, i dont
understand how can i capture the selected option in a drop down choice
in
the wicket? I checked
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Thanq Nino,
well, iam using a model to store the data , actually i was going through
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Thanq Nino,
well, iam using a model to store the data , actually i was going through the
example given in the http://ensode.net/wicket_first_look.html , where in the
author creates two models , the first model
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Hmm - should isn't really correct - could, yes, but not should.
Personally, I'd suggest a single CompondPropertyModel, set for the
form, if not the page, as that can really cut
