Re: Form elements inside a component

Solved it. Actually it was solved with the first suggestion to make a encoder. Unfortunately I didn't set the encoder to be used by the loop in the Popup.tml. Stupid hu!? Anyway now I don't need to use the Coercion so all is cool. Tnx all -- View this message in context: http://tapestry.1045

Re: Form elements inside a component

Yea you are right I did what you suggested and the setters are called. First thing that happens is that it calls the coercion that I have created. Coercion coercion3 = new Coercion() { public PopupItem coerce(String input) { retu

Re: Form elements inside a component

This sounds like you're objects are getting restored but you are not putting them back in the list. Create getter/setter methods for your "value" object and set a breakpoint in the setter. You should see that setter get called for each item in that list. The PopupItem should also have it's "value

Re: Form elements inside a component

I tried that but it didn't work. In the class Popup I have added a encoder public ValueEncoder getEncoder() { return new ValueEncoder() { public String toClient(PopupItem value) { Long key = value.getKey(); return key.toString(); }

Re: Form elements inside a component

Hi You have to provide an encoder parameter for the loop as the loop is inside a form and PopupItem does not have a default encoder. On Mon, Sep 5, 2011 at 4:14 PM, bhorvat wrote: > Anyone? > > -- > View this message in context: > http://tapestry.1045711.n5.nabble.com/Form-elements-inside-a-com

Re: Form elements inside a component

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