On 26 juin, 00:35, Johan Lundberg <[email protected]> wrote:
> Merci Thomas
>
> Unfortunately I only got this working in Fire Fox again.
>
> Results on Vista:
> FireFox shows Window.alert and offers to store username and password
> Chrome 2 shows Window.alert
> Safari 4 shows Window.alert
> IE8 does not even show Window.alert
>
> This is my test code:
[...]
> public class LoginDialog extends DialogBox {
>
> public LoginDialog() {
> FormPanel form = FormPanel.wrap(Document.get().getElementById
> ("login"), false);
> form.setAction("javascript:__gwt_login()");
> injectLoginFunction();
> setText("Logga in för att registrera vattenförbrukning");
> setWidget(form);
You're removing the form from the page to add it in a dialogbox.
Having the form in the initial HTML markup is not enough, you also
must not move it along!
If you want it to display as a "popup", you should use CSS only
(eventually changed using JS/GWT; but do not detach your form from the
page, never ever).
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