The following works for me:
/** An HTML anchor that can wrap an arbitrary widget (for example, a GWT
* Image object).
*
* (c) 2009 Allen I Holub.
*/
public class WidgetAnchor extends HTMLPanel
{
public WidgetAnchor( String href, Widget contents )
{ this( href, "", contents );
}
public WidgetAnchor( String href, String otherAttributes, Widget
contents )
{
super( "<a href='" + href + "' " + otherAttributes + "><div
id='contents'></div></a>" );
addAndReplaceElement( contents, "contents" );
}
}
Just pass the constructor a GWT Imageobject. (Bear in mind, by the way,
that the GWT Image is a proxy for the actual image element on the page,
which is to say that you can't display the same Image object twice on
the same page. You need to instantiate two Imageobjects with the same
underlying file to do that).
-Allen Holub
On 1/15/11 2:25 PM, zixzigma wrote:
g:InlineHyperLink, g:HyperLink and g:Anchor cannot contain an element
if I'm correct.
do you know how we can then wrap an image inside a hyperlink,
other than the approach below?
<g:HTMLPanel>
<a href="#mail/starred">
Home
<g:Image resource="{res.homeIcon}" />
</a>
</g:HTMLPanel>
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