Found in GWT Release 2.3
Encountered on Windows 7 : Chrome
The code for getPropertyInt and getPropertyDouble in the Element class is...
public final native int getPropertyInt(String name) /*-{
return parseInt(this[name]) || 0;
}-*/;
public final native double getPropertyDouble(String name) /*-{
return parseFloat(this[name]) || 0.0;
}-*/;
The result is that code can not determine if the value is truly zero, or if
the property does not exist.
A method... isProperty(String name) ... would help to see if the property
exists, but there isn't one.
Perhaps the methods should throw an exception?
Workaround if you have one: Don't use zero as a value.
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