as i said - you need to submit the value - it is just how http works. if it is selected by default then it will be validated on submit and form processing will be halted - but your validator should call error() not info() in order to halt the form processing.
if you want something instanteneous that doesnt submit the value then use _javascript_.
-Igor
On 9/25/06, MailingWicketUser <
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An additional problem is that the entry can be the default selection!
So the user makes no changes in the dropdownchoice!Overriding the methods wantOnSelectionChangedNotifications() and onSelectionChanged() is not the right way! I just want to add an info-message!
Today I debugged my code and the result is that the method getModelObject() in the method isChoiceAvailable() provides null! In the page I use a CompoundPropertyModel and the id "xxx" is a property of the page-model-object!
Daniel
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