Have a look: .html: <table t:type="grid" rowsPerPage="5" row="tUser" source="usersList" model="model"> ... some code here </table>
.java: void pageLoaded() { _model = _beanModelSource.create(TUser.class, true, _resources); _model.remove("password"); } and: http://www.mail-archive.com/users@tapestry.apache.org/msg12953.html -- E.L. On 18/06/07, Gabriel Lozano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi, I'm right now working in user administration. So I have a page that list the users I have but I don't want to show passwords so I use the 'NonVisual' anotation in the User class. But, in the edit page, I want to insert some new password for a user and because of the anotation I am not able. What I decided to do is to quit the anotation and in the users page ( the one with the grid ) I use a t:parameter and just fill the password column with ***. Is there any other, more elegant, way to just not show the password column in the users page and be able to edit it in a beaneditform? Thanks in advance. Gabriel H. Lozano M.