Thanks for the tip Martin Terra!
And thank you for the example code Martin Grigorov! Good to know I'm on
the right track.
I still have one proplem left, I know it really is a minor thing. I
developed a framework component for a group selectbox which takes a
HashMap<String, T> containing the optgroups and their corresponding
options. Working with generic option objects I use a ChoiceRenderer to
give the user the possiblity to map the id- and display-value from the
object. This works fine so far, until you get to
isSelected(IModel<?> model)
In AbstractChoice you can set an object as selected which does not have
to be the same object as the one in the choices. It compares the objects
id using the given choice renderer.
But Select only does an object equals compare. And there's no way to use
the choice renderer in isSelected correctly because there is no index in
the method signature.
As I said this is really a minor thing, but the inconsistency with
AbstractChoice annoys me ;)
How would you suggest to solve this?
Best regards,
Claudia Hirt
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