Hi Shaselai,
I was half worried you would say "AbsolutePanel". If you use one, all
bets are off as to how it works in resizing situations - it's
basically up to you - I'm not competent to advise you how to best
proceed.
As I understand it, AbsolutePanel works fixed pixel by pixel over the
browsers current window area, so if you move the panel itself (e.g.
by moving the HSP splitter for example) anything you previously put
into it will think it was where it was before you moved it, so to
speak.
I think working with D&D and AP's, you can't expect HSP to work
properly, but I may be wrong. There may be a way to move the whole
shooting match, but most cool examples of AP stuff I've seen have
always been in a fixed position.
No help I'm afraid
gregor
On Oct 20, 7:47 pm, shaselai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi gregor,
>
> On my right side is an Absolutepanel. The API says it doesnt resize
> automatically and I am using that panel for drag and drop which
> requires an Absolutepanel so I don't think i can change that panel.
> Now I tried putting the absolutepanel inside a verticalpanel instead.
> What happens now is the absolutepanel need to be resized to 100%,100%
> so it can fit inside the vertical panel. However, when i start drag
> objects inside the absolutepanel/verticalpanel the verticalpanel's
> scrollbar keeps extending in the X direction when there's more than
> enough space. So if i drag a widget over it may have a huge width and
> same height... kind of annoying especially it happens everytime i
> drag. Do you know why this is happening? Also, is there a way to
> listen to the HSP so when the user moves it i can dynamically change
> the size of the absolutepanel so objects dont get squished? Or perhaps
> there is a way to make the HSP non-draggable so i dont need to worry
> about?
>
> thanks!
>
> AbsolutePanel dragPane;
> VerticalPanel dragContainer;
> dragPane.setSize("100%","100%")
> dragContainer.setSize("100%","100%")
> dragContainer.add(dragPanel);
>
> On Oct 20, 2:03 pm, gregor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hi Shaselai,
>
> > HSP can be complex in this respect - more details required for
> > pinpoint assistance.
>
> > However in general:
>
> > - Use a container panel (maybe Composite?) for your RHS and set it's
> > size to (100%,100%)
> > - Place your RHS widgets in this container and size them in relation
> > to it %-wise.
> > - then leave the HSP to deal with overall sizing itself - don't get
> > involved with managing this yourself
>
> > This works pretty much OK for horizontal sizing, but maybe won't for
> > vertical sizing. HSP has an inbuilt ScrollPanel that will stretch the
> > display downward (i.e. document-style) if required. Repost details if
> > you have a problem with this.
>
> > regards
> > gregor
>
> > On Oct 20, 5:36 pm, shaselai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > > I am using a horizontal splitpanel. I divided into 2 halves and the
> > > right half has widgets in it. The problem arrives when I move the
> > > split panel around by dragging the "dot" left and right. The widgets
> > > on the right side appears to be "out of the panel" when i drag the bar
> > > too much to the right. How do i listen to the drag so that when it
> > > does happen i can increase the panel size on the right so widgets dont
> > > "disappear"? thanks!
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