I tried "elem.getAttribute("value")". It unfortunately, didn't change
the behavior.
As for using a text box, this example is a dumbed down version of what
I'm doing. The real application is integrating GWT as part of other
(non-GWT) JavaScripts. The other JavaScripts are inserting data into
an input field. I would like to read those values from the GWT part
of the application. If there is a better way, I'm open to
suggestions. I merely added the HTML element to better simulate the
situation I'm in. I guess the sample code isn't a good example. I
don't have a direct access to the Element object. I would have to get
element by ID (the commented out lines in my example).
I guess, the real question is how do I get non-GWT javascripts to talk
to GWT?
I'm also curious to why it works in IE and hosted mode but not other
browsers. I thought GWT was (thankfully) suppose to take care of
browser differences.
Thanks
On Sep 16, 7:08 am, "Danny Schimke" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You init an element with "com.google.gwt.user.client.Element elem
> = DOM.getChild(inputHTML.getElement(), 0);" and then you wanted to get the
> value "val = DOM.getElementAttribute(elem, "value");". Why you do not try to
> get the value by "elem.getAttribute("value")"? Or use a TextBox instead
> HTML("... your textbox as html- code ...") and work with getter- method(s)
> to get the value from outside. When I have enougth time I'll try your code:
> first and foremost, it looks really good... ;) See U L8er
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