ie:
public Page extends WebPage {
private List letters=Arrays.asList(new String[] { "A", "B", "C" }));
public String selected="B";
public Page() {
Form form=new Form("form");
DropDownChoice choice=new DropDownChoice("ddc", new PropertyModel(this, "selected", letters);
}
when this page renders, the letter B will be selected because it is the object inside the drop down's model.
-Igor
On 4/4/06, Stefan Lindner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
-igor writes
"initialize the drop down choice' model to the default value when you
first render the page."
Does that really mean, that I can't create a subclass of DropDownChoice
that konws of it's default value by itself? Only when the page gets
rendered I have to add code for the default value? How about a panel
with a standard component that should be reused at several pages?
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