In what method do you those print outs? On 1/15/08, Sergey Podatelev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, Wicket people. > > I'm trying to construct a form which displays certain panel in case user > made a particular choice on the RadioChoice component. > > Shortly speaking, there're two radiobuttons: TypeA and TypeB. If user > selects TypeB, an additional Panel must to be displayed. Although I got > pretty confused about my misunderstanding of how models work, so now I'm > just playing with them, trying to get it. > > So, I have a MyPage which looks like this: > > MyPage extends WebPage { > > private String type; > private static final List TYPES = Arrays.asList(String[] { "TypeA", > "TypeB" }); > > MyPage() { > > ... > > RadioChoice typeRadioChioce = new NotifiedRadioChoice("type", new > PropertyModel(this, "type"), TYPES); > form.add(typeRadioChoice); > > ... > > String currentType = getType(); > String currentType2 = typeRadioChoice.getModelObjectAsString(); > System.out.println(currentType); > System.out.println(currentType2); > > form.add(new Label("typeValue", new PropertyModel(this, "type")); > } > > public String getType() {...} > public void setType(String type) {...} > } > > When I load the page, "TypeA" is selected. When I hit "TypeB", the page > reloads. Now the "typeValue" label displays correct value, "TypeB", but two > printouts say "TypeA". > Why does this happens? Isn't type object of the page must be updated since > PropertyModel is used? > > -- > sp >
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