Hi,
I have been playing around with GWT and am very new to it. The
webpage I am trying to construct is essentially made up of a header, a
navigation sidebar, and a main page. Clicking on any of the buttons
on the sidebar will display new content on the main page. In order to
do this, I make a remote procedure call which returns an HTML object
whenever a button is clicked, and this HTML object is then placed in
the main page area (via RootPanel.get("main").add(newContent);). This
works fine if I want to simply display HTML in this area, however, I
would like to also include GWT widgets in this content area as well.
I was thinking that I could do this by altering the HTML to include
placeholders where these widgets could be inserted, then insert them
via the same method as I insert the HTML object into the main page
area.
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i.e.,
(in HTML)
.
.
.
<div id="contentWidget"></div>
.
.
.
(in Java class)
RootPanel.get("contentWidget").add(new ContentWidget());
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However, I guess this is not possible since the HTML widget is not
actual HTML, and GWT is unable to insert other widgets into it. Am I
right on this? What is the proper way to implement this? I really
don't think that creating a new class for each new content page (with
the HTML widgets, etc. all positioned properly) is the best way to go
about this.
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
--Adrian
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