Doh! That approach fails when I target.add a second radio button.
I needed to create a new MarkupContainer to wrap the group in and then I
target.add() that div and deselection of all items works well.
So it looks like this:
<span wicket:id="radioGroup1">
<div wicket:id="radioGroup1Div">
<input id="choice1" name="option1" type="radio"
value="01" wicket:id="choice1">
<input id="choice2" name="option1" type="radio"
value="02" wicket:id="choice2">
</div>
</span>
>>@Chris: Can't you reset the RadioGroup's model so that none of the
>>Radios models match and re-render the whole group ?
>
>Bingo! I got it working.
>
>I wasn't adding the radio button to the target in the event handler.
>
>This is what works:
>
> group2Choice1Radio.add(new AjaxEventBehavior("onclick") {
> @Override
> protected void onEvent(AjaxRequestTarget target) {
> // there is no radio button for o1None so
>choosing this
> // deselects all radio buttons
> setGroup1Option(new Integer(MyModel.o1None));
>target.add(group1Choice1Radio);
> target.add(group1Choice2Radio);
> }
> });
>
>Using this option I need to target.add() for each individual radio
>button in the group I want to have deselected.
>
>I tried using the RadioGroup object as the component added to the
target
>like:
>
>target.add(option1Group);
>
>but got:
>
>Last cause: Ajax render cannot be called on component that has
>setRenderBodyOnly enabled. Component: [RadioGroup [Component id =
>option1Group]]
>
>Which makes sense because the RadioGroup component's tags disappear
when
>the markup is rendered.
>
>Regards,
>Chris
>
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