Then the give give the panel a string on which its textfield should be bound.
On 5/26/06, Ralf Ebert <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
> I want it just like you described it, getting the event without
> loosing any form input. But if I don't call Form.process(), I loose
> form input, although this should not happen according to your
> description. I will debug that to see what's happpening...
damn, this was my own fault. But now I have a new problem :) What I
want to do is have a form component with a CompoundPropertyModel. On
this form is a panel and on this panel for example a textfield. When I
use this, the property looked up by the property resolver is the id of
the textfield, but i want it to look up panelid.textfieldid. What I
did was override the onAttach method of the panel with:
protected void onAttach() {
this.setModel(new CompoundPropertyModel( this.getModelObject()));
}
which is kind of stupid because it resets all the raw inputs. Is there
a correct way to achieve property resolving like described?
Ralf
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