or you can use Select, SelectOption, and SelectOptions in extensions
-igor
On 5/1/07, Gerolf Seitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
afaik, there is no way to style options of an AbstractChoice (and it's
descendants).
i could imagine 3 ways to add this (although i don't know which would be
the most wicket-like way)
1) expand IChoiceRenderer
add methods like String getClass(), String getStyle() to the
IChoiceRenderer interface.
this will definitely break existing code, and is probably not the best way
to go
2) create new interface IStyledChoiceRenderer extending IChoiceRenderer
add the mentioned methods to the new interface.
things to do in AbstractChoice.appendOptionHtml:
+check, whether the renderer is instanceof IStyledChoiceRenderer
+add class and/or style attribute if the returned string is not null and
length>0
3) expand AbstractChoice
add the mentioned methods (params like the method isDisabled()) to the
class returning an empty string as the default implementation
allowing to override these methods if needed.
any thoughts from experienced users/devs?
gerolf
p.s.: i should probably add a jira issue.
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