That worked. THank you
Gennadiy
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loop generally shouldnt be used because you will run into problems with losing state when validation fails, but that does not cause an exception.to avoid the state loss issue use a listview with setReuseItems(true) called on it.
if you want help with this i think you need to recreate the problem in
I did and I did see the fragment example, but in my case I am dealing with
the subclasses of the panel class being attached to the item element of the
list. If the panel has lables only it works, but in case I put there a
textfield it dies. Does it mean I should not be using Loop to loop over
can we get a quickstart please?-IgorOn 9/15/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Hello,I have the problem whereI have to display a form that has list of panels
where every panel has a bunch of form components. It looks like if my panelhas only labels and I use a Loop component everythi
