You should use HTML (com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.HTML) widget which
is suitable for displaying html content.
HTML myHTML = new HTML();
myHTML.setHTML("<b>Test</b> and so on...");
Best regards!
On Oct 29, 4:42 pm, thc <tclotwor...@integratedsecure.com> wrote:
> Hey thanks Thomas. Label works good enough for my purposes..
>
> On Oct 29, 10:49 am, Thomas Broyer <t.bro...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > On 29 oct, 15:31, thc <tclotwor...@integratedsecure.com> wrote:
>
> > > Hi, I am using an HTMLPanel to display the contents of xml files in a
> > > browser. In the simplest case, the HTMLPanel strips off all tags and
> > > displays only text. This is NOT what I want.
>
> > Then HTMLPanel isn't what you want. If you want "<foo>bar</foo>" to
> > appear as "<foo>bar</foo>" (and not as "bar"), then you need something
> > that calls setInnerText in the end, not setInnerHTML (which all
> > widgets with "HTML" in their name do: HTML, InlineHTML and HTMLPanel).
> > Try using a Label widget and its setText() method.
>
> > > Instead, I want the panel to display the xml exactly as it is in the
> > > file, preferrably with collapseable nodes, etc, just as when you open
> > > an xml file in IE or Firefox, etc.
>
> > You'd have to DIY, which is probably not worth the work... Have a look
> > at the Frame widget if your XML can be access by an URL, to have the
> > browser open the XML "file" and use its own representation
> > (technically, this is using XSLT behind the scene, but that's really
> > "browser internals").
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