On Fri, 28 Oct 2005 01:22:39 -0700, Dipu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I think you should have your own implementation of the choice renderer
for this, and should override the getDisplayValue method.
something like
public String getDisplayValue(Object object)
{
USState state = (USState )object
return state.getCode();
}
and add tthe drop down as
new DropDownChoice("id", Lsit of State Objects, new YourRenderer());
hope this helps
Cheers
Dipu
Thanks.
I tried implementing my own ChoiceRenderer, but the problem was the cast.
Sometimes I would get passed in a String instead of a USState. I think
this may be related what Johan mentioned in the other thread, about the
selected object not being the same type as the List object. The problem
is, I don't want to select the object and place it in my model, I just
want a String. I built the USState objects because that is how the
framework seems to want you to do it if you want to have full control over
the option display and value.
I hope that makes sense.
David
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