I'm seeing a very similar problem running Firefox 3.0.2.

Here's the JS snippet that is dying (line 28630):

function $Image_1(this$static, url, left, top, width, height){
28628 $clinit_505();
28629 this$static.state = $Image$ClippedState(new Image
$ClippedState(), this$static, url, left, top, width, height);
28630 this$static.element['className'] = 'gwt-Image';
28631 return this$static;
28632}

In Firebug, inspecting this$static, everything looks fine, with
'className' assigned "" going into $Image_1().  The resulting error
generated is " this$static.element is null".

Does anyone know a solution / workaround to this problem?  I just
downloaded FF 3.0.3 today, haven't seen the error yet though.

Thanks
Alan

On Aug 7, 5:13 pm, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
> ok, one more datapoint.
>
> While trying to debug and work around this issue, I ended up with the
> following (generated) JS code:
>
> function $missingElement(this$static){
>   var el, msg;
>   el = createDiv();
>   this$static.element = el;
>   msg = 'FF3: Created missing element ' + el + ' ' + this
> $static.element;
>   log_0(msg, $Error(new Error_0(), msg));
>   return this$static.element;
>
> }
>
> And eventually I got this exception: "FF3: Created missing element
> [object HTMLDivElement] null"
>
> So something is definitely wrong with Firefox 3.  I'll file a bug
> report with them tomorrow.

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