[Wicket-user] RadioGroup.. Correct usage (with enum values)?
I have problems with radio groups. According to docs and tutorials the
group's model object should be set to the selected radio model object.
However, in my case (using enum values which must be set on an enum
property) the group's model object always seems to be null. I based my code
on the tutorial at http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/using-radiogroups.html
My code below produces..
test was pressed:null, null, Tenant, CompanyTenant
//
RadioGroup group = new RadioGroup(reportType, new
PropertyModel(getReportTenantDTO(), reportType));
Radio radIndividual = new Radio(individual, new Model(ReportType.Tenant));
Radio radCompany = new Radio(company, new
Model(ReportType.CompanyTenant));
group.add(radIndividual);
Button test = new Button(test){
protected void onSubmit(){
info(test was pressed: +
getReportTenantDTO().getReportType() + ,
+
group.getModelObject() + , +
radIndividual.getModelObject() + ,
+ radCompany.getModelObject());
}
};
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Re: [Wicket-user] RadioGroup.. Correct usage (with enum values)?
code looks ok, pretty strange. can you create a quickstart so we can see
what goes wrong?
-igor
On 5/3/07, John RDF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have problems with radio groups. According to docs and tutorials the
group's model object should be set to the selected radio model object.
However, in my case (using enum values which must be set on an enum
property) the group's model object always seems to be null. I based my
code
on the tutorial at http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/using-radiogroups.html
My code below produces..
test was pressed:null, null, Tenant, CompanyTenant
//
RadioGroup group = new RadioGroup(reportType, new
PropertyModel(getReportTenantDTO(), reportType));
Radio radIndividual = new Radio(individual, new Model(ReportType.Tenant
));
Radio radCompany = new Radio(company, new
Model(ReportType.CompanyTenant));
group.add(radIndividual);
Button test = new Button(test){
protected void onSubmit(){
info(test was pressed: +
getReportTenantDTO().getReportType() + ,
+
group.getModelObject() + , +
radIndividual.getModelObject() + ,
+ radCompany.getModelObject());
}
};
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Re: [Wicket-user] RadioGroup.. Correct usage (with enum values)?
Igor,
I really suspect it is also related to my other problem post (see
AddressPanel test case) with nested forms and models working incorrectly
inside, as when I put the same radio button code outside of our app (which
needs nested forms and this is a bit of a show stopper for us) the radio
buttons then function correctly. I willl add radio buttons to my previous
test to confirm if its related when I get a chance. I am also downloading
and building 1.3 to see if something there has fixed it since 1.2.6..
Thanks,
John
igor.vaynberg wrote:
code looks ok, pretty strange. can you create a quickstart so we can see
what goes wrong?
-igor
On 5/3/07, John RDF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have problems with radio groups. According to docs and tutorials the
group's model object should be set to the selected radio model object.
However, in my case (using enum values which must be set on an enum
property) the group's model object always seems to be null. I based my
code
on the tutorial at http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/using-radiogroups.html
My code below produces..
test was pressed:null, null, Tenant, CompanyTenant
//
RadioGroup group = new RadioGroup(reportType, new
PropertyModel(getReportTenantDTO(), reportType));
Radio radIndividual = new Radio(individual, new Model(ReportType.Tenant
));
Radio radCompany = new Radio(company, new
Model(ReportType.CompanyTenant));
group.add(radIndividual);
Button test = new Button(test){
protected void onSubmit(){
info(test was pressed: +
getReportTenantDTO().getReportType() + ,
+
group.getModelObject() + , +
radIndividual.getModelObject() + ,
+ radCompany.getModelObject());
}
};
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Re: [Wicket-user] RadioGroup.. Correct usage (with enum values)?
there is no nested form support in 1.2, only 1.3. so that might be it?
-igor
On 5/3/07, John RDF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Igor,
I really suspect it is also related to my other problem post (see
AddressPanel test case) with nested forms and models working incorrectly
inside, as when I put the same radio button code outside of our app (which
needs nested forms and this is a bit of a show stopper for us) the radio
buttons then function correctly. I willl add radio buttons to my previous
test to confirm if its related when I get a chance. I am also downloading
and building 1.3 to see if something there has fixed it since 1.2.6..
Thanks,
John
igor.vaynberg wrote:
code looks ok, pretty strange. can you create a quickstart so we can see
what goes wrong?
-igor
On 5/3/07, John RDF [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have problems with radio groups. According to docs and tutorials the
group's model object should be set to the selected radio model object.
However, in my case (using enum values which must be set on an enum
property) the group's model object always seems to be null. I based my
code
on the tutorial at
http://cwiki.apache.org/WICKET/using-radiogroups.html
My code below produces..
test was pressed:null, null, Tenant, CompanyTenant
//
RadioGroup group = new RadioGroup(reportType, new
PropertyModel(getReportTenantDTO(), reportType));
Radio radIndividual = new Radio(individual, new Model(
ReportType.Tenant
));
Radio radCompany = new Radio(company, new
Model(ReportType.CompanyTenant));
group.add(radIndividual);
Button test = new Button(test){
protected void onSubmit(){
info(test was pressed: +
getReportTenantDTO().getReportType() + ,
+
group.getModelObject() + ,
+
radIndividual.getModelObject() + ,
+ radCompany.getModelObject());
}
};
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