Thanks very much for trying to help,
I have it working now, but I'm not happy with the code - it's not "correct".
It's the small, obvious, things that are difficult for beginners.
I had this:
new Model(tmpBrand.getName(), "name")
which of course did not work. Changing to this:
new PropertyModel(tmpBrand, "name")
made things work a lot better. ;-)
Now to the part I still don't understand. The only models I explicitly
create are the ones I need to populate the rows in the ListView. The
Form itself does not have a Model (that I created) and I feel it should.
How would you use a CompoundPropertyModel (with the form) when it
contains a ListView?
/Anders
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Phil Kulak wrote:
If you used a PropertyModel or CompoundPropertyModel, then that's all
you have to do. When the form is submitted, the properties will be
updated if the form passes validation.
On 8/16/05, Anders Peterson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Beginner here!
Stuck on a problem:
1) I get all (4) records from a table in the database.
2) Using a Form and a ListView I display all records simultaneously each
with its own TextField
3) I press the submit button after having changed any or all of the
items in the form/list.
How do I get these objects to be updated correctly?
What kind of model should I feed the form, and what object should I feed
that model?
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