That would be easy actually. But could you tell us about your use case a
bit? Hidden fields are usually used for tracking state, while that's
what Wicket is for! So, my point is that even if it is easy to
implement, I think you won't need it. I might be wrong though, so please
explain :)
Eelco
Nick Heudecker wrote:
Does Wicket have any support for hidden fields in HTML pages? I
didn't see any in the examples.
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