Working on a very simple dropdown box but this time with a "special"
character in it: "<". How hard could it be right?
<g:ListBox>
<g:item><ui:msg><4</ui:msg></g:item>
</g:ListBox>
But this results in the following:
<select>
<option><4</option>
</select>
Which on the browser shows as:
<4
Being smarter then that and putting in < instead leaves it untranslated
so it seems that the '<' and for that matter the '>' sign cannot be used.
Though a &qout; and a ' (" and ' respectively) are show correctly so it
does work in some cases and it certainly is not something that should never
work... Has anyone else run into this and if so do you have a solution to
this problem?
By the way I'm using GWT 2.3
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