Hi nitinkc,
The "Choose One" option is actually defined in:
public abstract class AbstractSingleSelectChoice extends AbstractChoice
{
/**
*
*/
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
/** String to display when the selected value is null and nullValid
is false. */
private static final String CHOOSE_ONE = "Choose One";
.
.
.
You should look at overriding this method:
protected CharSequence getDefaultChoice(final Object selected) in
AbstractSingleSelectionChoice
It looks to me like if you return EMPTY_STRING then no default choice
will be rendered into the options list.
Mike
I tried setNullValid(false). But this does not get rid of the "choose one"
option. Note that the choices are a list of Strings. If the choices are a
list of other user defined object types and I use a choicerendrer for
display values, the "choose one" option is removed(without
setNullValid(false)). Any ideas?
Michael O'Cleirigh wrote:
Hi nitinkc,
Calling setNullValid (false) on the drop down choice should get rid of
the default "choose one" text.
If the ddc model should always have a value defined then you could set
the model object to be for example the first choice.
e.g. ddc.setModelObject (ddc.getChoices().get(0));
Regards,
Mike
I would like to remove the default "choose one" option from the
DropDownChoice component.
Does anyone know how to do this. Thanks.
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