On 11 sep, 16:14, "Thomas Wrobel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok,thanks, I upload an example zip of what I'm trying to do here;
>
> www.darkflame.co.uk/client.zip
It would have been far better with the appropriate directory structure
and .gwt.xml (and even TestProject-shell.cmd...)
> Basically, I want it if the user clicks on popup1, then popup2, popup1
> stays ontop.
I've removed your "workaround", added a this.addStyleName("darkflame-
OverlayPopUp") in the OverlayPopUp constructor, and added the
following CSS rule in the TestProject.html:
.darkflame-OverlayPopUp { z-index: 1000; }
...and the draggable popup stays on top (tested both in hosted mode –
IE7– and an IE6 within a Virtual PC).
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