height="100%" trick worked great for me. thanks On Jan 6, 7:27 am, serveez <[email protected]> wrote: > try > <g:DockLayoutPanel height="100%"> > > in firefox or chrome > > On 2009年12月6日, 上午11时08分, Will <[email protected]> wrote: > > > I am trying to create a custom DecoratorPanel that will work with > > DockLayoutPanel as the child widget. I tried a normal DecoratorPanel > > and found that only Widgets in the North section of the > > DockLayoutPanel actually render. I used FireBug to determine that the > > rest of the widgets are added to the DOM but are simply not rendering > > on the screen. > > I have also tried extending DecoratorPanel and implementing > > RequiresResize, ProvidesResize but that didn't help. When I > > implemented the two interfaces my onResize was as follows: > > public void onResize() { > > if(getWidget() instanceof RequiresResize){ > > ((RequiresResize)getWidget()).onResize(); > > } > > } > > The if logic executes (I verified with a System.out.println) however > > the North section is still the only part that renders. The > > DecoratorPanel is added to the DOM with: > > RootLayoutPanel.get().add(myPanel); > > I am going to test with other LayoutPanels and see if this problem is > > unique to DockLayoutPanel but I was curious if anyone else has > > encountered this or has any suggestions for how I might resolve the > > dilemma.
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