Hello...
As I said before I used the ImageResource in my code like this :
public interface UsersAdministrationImagesResources extends ClientBundle {
public static UsersAdministrationImagesResources INSTANCE =
GWT.create(UsersAdministrationImagesResources.class);
@Source("user_add.png")
ImageResource addUserImage();
@Source("user_delete.png")
ImageResource deleteUserImage();
@Source("user_edit.png")
ImageResource editUserImage();
I get the images by using
GWT.create(UsersAdministrationImagesResources.class).
And then on Internet Explorer 7 some images ont gwt and smartgwt component
are not correctly displayed.
On the gwt button all the image resources are shown (whereas only one should
be shown) and on the smartgwt elements a white square is shown.
What is the difference with @sprite and Image bundle?
How can I choose to use explicitly one of them?
Thank you for clues... I hope they will help me to find a correct solution.
But if you have another idea do not hesitate.
regards.
Fred
2010/11/15 Thomas Broyer <[email protected]>
>
>
> On 15 nov, 11:38, Frédéric MINATCHY <[email protected]>
> wrote:
> > Thank you for your advise...
> >
> > But is there a way to make it work with all browser??
>
> ImageResource really is designed to work with either the Image widget
> or a @sprite in a CssResource.
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