I've gone a slightly different way.
...
HTMLTable tblDetails = new Grid(2, 2);
tblDetails.getElement().setInnerHTML(innerHtml);
FocusPanel fPanel = new FocusPanel(tblDetails);
TableFocusHandler handler = new TableFocusHandler();
fPanel.setTabIndex(4);
fPanel.addFocusHandler(handler);
vPanel.add(fPanel);
...
class TableFocusHandler implements FocusHandler {
public void onFocus(FocusEvent focusEvent) {
tblDetails.setText(0, 0, "Test");
}
}
If I exclude the "setInnerHTML" line, everything seems to work fine, as in
the (0,0) cell has its text set to "Test" as the handler says. If I put in
the "setInnerHTML" line, it seems to decouple the cells from the table.
On Thu, Mar 11, 2010 at 8:31 AM, Paul Stockley <[email protected]> wrote:
> Try changing you new class to take a HTML string as an argument. Then
> create a TableElement in the constructor, call setInnerHTML on this
> element. Then pass this to setElement on the widget. Then you should
> be able to add the widget to your panel.
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