Hi,
i tried adding that call in my constuctor but the call to this.getModel()
still returns null before and after setType. I figure this should not
happen in the constructor at all, right?
On Sat, 28 May 2011, andrea del bene wrote:
Hi,
Have you called setType(Calendar.class) in your
I use the following constructor code:
public DateDropDownChoice(final String id) {
this(id, null);
}
public DateDropDownChoice(final String id, IModelCalendar model)
{
super(id);
//.. set default values to children
Hi all,
I have a subcription form with a CompoundPropertyModel like this :
FormMembre inscriptionForm = new FormMembre(inscriptionForm,
new CompoundPropertyModelMembre(new
LoadableDetachableModelMembre() {
@Override
protected Membre
Hi,
a component acquires a model from a CompoundPropertyModel only if you
don't explicitly provide one.
Thus your example should work just fine:
PasswordTextField confirmPwdField = new
PasswordTextField(confirmPassword, new ModelString());
What do you mean by it didn't work ?
Sven
On
You are right : when I tested I didn't use new Model with the good component
!
Sorry for disturbing...
2011/5/29 Sven Meier s...@meiers.net
Hi,
a component acquires a model from a CompoundPropertyModel only if you don't
explicitly provide one.
Thus your example should work just fine:
You shouldn't care about passing model from parent to child-children. If
I understood right your situation you should have a panel (parent of
DateDropDownChoice) where you have set a CompoundPropertyModel binded to
an object containing a calendar (i.e. setDefaultModel(new
You shouldn't care about passing model from parent to child-children. If I
understood right your situation you should have a panel (parent of
DateDropDownChoice) where you have set a CompoundPropertyModel binded to an
object containing a calendar (i.e. setDefaultModel(new
