Hi,
are you sure that setModelObject or setModel are really called in your
code? If you modify TextField via Ajax be sure you have added it to
AjaxRequestTarget
When I create a TextField as follows:
TextField postCode = new TextField<String>( new Model<String>("xxx"));
the object is created and shows the correct value.
However, once the object is created, I do not seem to be able to change the
value.
postCode.setModelObject("zzz");
and
postCode.setModet(new Model<String>("zzz"));
both do not appear to work, even with all the Ajax stuff setup correctly.
What would be the correct code, thanks.
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