And add RangeValidator.
//Swanthe
On 2010-03-22 17:00, James Carman wrote:
Change your property to Integer and not int? That way, it can be null
(which would show up as empty on the text field).
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 11:09 AM, Steven Haines<lyg...@yahoo.com> wrote:
Hi,
I'm creating a text field to host an integer, namely the year that a house was
built:
TextField<Integer> yearBuilt = new TextField<Integer>( "yearBuilt"
).setRequired( true );
And I'm using a CompoundPropertyModel that maps "yearBuilt" to an underlying bean property. My
problem is that the default value for an integer is "0", so the text field pre-populates its value
to "0", which is a rather silly year built date ;) What I would like to do is mark the field as
required and validate against a number range, but display the text field without an initial value.
I know I can make it a TextField<String> and then validate on submission, but what has me intrigued is my exploration
into the DropDownChoice and the creation of renderers. For example, I have a dropdown list from which a user can choose a
value between 0 and 50,000 (increments of 1000), but I built a custom renderer that displays "No Coverage" for
"0" (insurance industry.) Can I build a custom renderer for the initial value of a text field so that if I see
"0" I return "", otherwise I return the actual value, e.g. 2001?
Thanks in advance,
Steve
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