the button uses its model to set the value of the "value" attributeso new Button(..., new ResourceModel("button.save")); for i18nsimple as that-Igor
On 6/29/06, Eelco Hillenius <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>From the javadocs: * The model property is used to set the 'value' attribute. It will * thus b
>From the javadocs:
* The model property is used to set the 'value' attribute. It will
* thus be the label of the button that shows up for end users. If you want the
* attribute to keep it's markup attribute value, don't provide a model, or let
* it return an empty string.
If you provide a mo
Why do you have to specify object as component model to be able to use
it in onSubmit?
-Matej
cowwoc wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'd like to pass in a non-String model into a Button so I can use it
> for onSubmit() but then the Button text ends up being crap (hashcode of
> the model object). I can w
Hi,
I'd like to pass in a non-String model into a Button so I can use it
for onSubmit() but then the Button text ends up being crap (hashcode of
the model object). I can workaround this issue using an
AttributeModifier("value") but this seems like a hack to me that might
break in future ve
