How to display different input type in one column

[rtow]

I have a column that needs to display either dropDownChoice or text.

dataViewPanel.html
          <tr wicket:id="datatable">
            <td>
                       
            </td>
            <td>
                        <input type="text" wicket:id="value" />
             </td>
          </tr>
        </table>

dataView.java
        protected void populateItem(Item item)
        {
                Config gc = (Config) item.getModelObject();
                item.setModel(new CompoundPropertyModel(gc));
               
                item.add(new Label("name"));
                item.add(new TextField("value"));
        }

My question is: depends on value of "name", I like to render the "value" column as either dropDownChoice or text.

thanks,
richard

[igor.vaynberg]

you need to create two fragments - one with markup for a textfield, and one
with markup for a dropdown. then add the appropriate fragment.

-igor


On 8/7/07, rtow <rtow@...> wrote:

>
>
> I have a column that needs to display either dropDownChoice or text.
>
> dataViewPanel.html
>           <tr wicket:id="datatable">
>             <td>
>
>             </td>
>             <td>
>                         <input type="text" wicket:id="value" />
>              </td>
>           </tr>
>         </table>
>
> dataView.java
>         protected void populateItem(Item item)
>         {
>                 Config gc = (Config) item.getModelObject();
>                 item.setModel(new CompoundPropertyModel(gc));
>
>                 item.add(new Label("name"));
>                 item.add(new TextField("value"));
>         }
>
> My question is: depends on value of "name", I like to render the "value"
> column as either dropDownChoice or text.
>
> thanks,
> richard
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[newbie_to_wicket]

dropdown.html

<wicket:panel>
<select wicket:id="value">

</select>

</wicket:panel>

dropdown.java
DropDownChoice dp  = new DropDownChoice("value",.....);

add(dp);

textfieldpanel.html

textfieldpanel.java
TextField tf   = new TextField("value",,............);
add(tf)

where your are displaying (main html)


main java

if(... your condition)
{

DropDown dp  = new DropDown("value",...);
item.add(dp);

}

else{
TextFieldPanel tf =  new TextFieldPanel("value",..);
item.add(tf);

}