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John Newman commented on STS-849:
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Right.. I forgot we also have:
@Override
public String toString() {
PK id = getID();
return id == null ? super.toString() : id.toString();
}
This has been there for a very long time... Try adding that and see if it
starts to work. If toString() is being used to drive functionality, I would
say that's a bug.
> Radio Buttons do not render correctly through the tag using the 'checked'
> attribute
> -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: STS-849
> URL: http://www.stripesframework.org/jira/browse/STS-849
> Project: Stripes
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Tag Library
> Affects Versions: Release 1.5.6
> Reporter: Anthony DePalma
> Labels: binding, taglib
>
> I am using a custom population strategy that looks only in the request first
> and then for values in the tag itself. I've noticed that the checked
> attribute does not work for radio buttons if the value is a non-primitive
> object.
> For example, using an example Story and Category object:
> Story
> Long id;
> Boolean approved;
> Category category;
> Category
> Long id;
> String name ;
> The following tags work correctly with the checked attribute preselecting for
> both radio buttons and checkboxes:
> <stripes:checkbox checked="${actionBean.story.approved}"
> name="story.approved" value="true"/>
> <stripes:radio checked="${actionBean.story.approved}"
> name="story.approved" value="true"/>
> However, using a non primitive object such as category, of the following
> similar tags, only the checkbox tag works correctly:
> <stripes:checkbox checked="${actionBean.story.category}"
> name="story.category" value="${actionBean.healthCategory}"/>
> <stripes:radio checked="${actionBean.story.category}"
> name="story.category" value="${actionBean.healthCategory}"/>
> I believe the reason for this is because the checked field in the
> InputRadioButtonTag.class is declared as a 'String checked' field. The
> checked attribute in the InputCheckboxTag.class on the other hand uses an
> 'Object checked' field. In the InputRadioButtonTag, the checked field is
> stored as the toString value of the object, instead of calling the object's
> custom converter, so the checked value never matches the value provided in
> the tag.
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