[jboss-user] [JBoss Portal] - Re: Custom Layout that forces Quirks Mode

2007-11-30 Thread mping
If anyone cares, I created a custom layout that renders the base portlets ok 
and is in quirks mode. This enables some DOM/Javascript features that are 
disabled in XHMTL or strict mode.

This was done in Jboss Portal 2.6.2 AS 4.2.1.

The only relevant changes are:
- removing the doctype declaration from the layout jsp
- forcing the header content on the layout jsp to have  a height of 1px or so.

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[jboss-user] [JBoss Portal] - Custom Layout that forces Quirks Mode

2007-11-26 Thread mping
Hi all,

Does JBoss Portal support quirks mode? I am thinking of creating a custom 
layout for my portlets only, and forcing the layout to work on quirksmode.

Thanks,
Miguel Ping

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[jboss-user] [JBoss Portal] - Re: GWT on Jboss Portal 4.2.1 | Enabling Quirksmode

2007-11-23 Thread mping
The error seems to be related to the DTD xhtml declaration. Gwt does not 
currently support xhtml or stricts mode.
Is there any way I can change jboss dtd declaration without breaking gwt and 
the rest of jboss portal?

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[jboss-user] [JBoss Portal] - GWT on Jboss Portal 4.2.1

2007-11-23 Thread mping
Hi all,

I'm having the strangest problem. I'm using GWT and myGWT .4 to buid some nifty 
ajax portlets. myGWT has a widget called 'shell' which acts like a popup 
window. When I add a shell to my portlet, the header of the shell expands to 
full page width, and the body doesn't size accordingly.

If you are thinking this is a bug in myGWT lib, I can advance that it's not. 
This only happens in firefox. IE renders okay. If I deploy to another portlet 
container, it also renders ok in all browsers. I checked the js/css for my 
portlet, and I came to the conclusion that jboss portal must have some firefox 
specific css/js that's messing up the 'shell' widget.


You can check the normal myGWT behaviour in http://mygwt.net/demo/index.html

Here's a screenshot:
[img]http://web.ist.utl.pt/miguel.ping/screen.jpg[/img]

Thanks in advance.

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