Bump - anyone have any ideas? On Mar 21, 10:02 pm, Talmge <[email protected]> wrote: > When I add a simple Widget to a tree (Such as a checkbox or call > addItem with a string) I can select the item -- that is, if I click on > it the blue background appears around the text showing me that I > selected that node in the tree. > > With other widgets such as labels or composites that blue background > does not appear around the selected node, and I have no way of > visually knowing it was selected. I imagine this is me not > understanding how the click events are not being handled and was > wondering if someone could indicate the right way to accomplish this? > > public class MyTest implements EntryPoint > { > > public void onModuleLoad() > { > > Tree editTree = new Tree(); > editTree.setWidth("98%"); > > TreeItem treeRoot = new TreeItem("Tree Root"); > > treeRoot.addItem("I can Be Selected"); > treeRoot.addItem(new Label("I can't Be selected")); > treeRoot.addItem(new CheckBox("I am a checkbox, and I can be > selected as well.")); > treeRoot.addItem(new SomeComposite()); > > editTree.addItem(treeRoot); > > RootLayoutPanel.get().add(editTree); > > } > > public class SomeComposite extends Composite > { > > public SomeComposite() > { > > super.initWidget(new HTML("I am a composite and I > can't be selected > either.")); > > } > > } > > }
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