OK, not bad. I need the functionality of the FocusPanel anyway, so...
vPanel.getElement().setInnerHTML(innerHtml);
Element emtDetails = Document.get().getElementById("details");
EmbededWidget widget = new EmbededWidget(emtDetails);
TableFocusHandler handler = new TableFocusHandler();
widget.setTabIndex(3);
widget.addFocusHandler(handler);
Now I end up with a circular thing. I already added the <table> to the
document by setting it as the inner HTML of the vertical panel, so that is
how I am able to get the element and make it the parameter of the
EmbededWidget. But now I can't add the embededWidget to the vPanel. It
removes the innerHTML I just put in for the table.
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 10:00 PM, Paul Stockley <[email protected]>wrote:
> I think its protected. You are going to have to subclass Widget and
> create a new class that takes an element as a constructor. Take a look
> at FocusWidget for an idea of how it is done.
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