Yes I am also a fan of HeaderPanel and I use it most of the time. However I
was replying to "why I can't get the correct info after the event loop with
ScheduleDeferred?"
I have seen this behavior even with a headerPanel but it wasn't a bug but
the way broswers work.
Let's I have a headerPanel and I am adding elements in the middle widget on
user's input. When I am adding stuff or expanding (display from none to
block) elemets I wanted to scroll down to the end of widget. Since browser
reflows were rescheduled (evident with firefox 27 debug logs) after the
event loop end I was always a little above the bottom of the page. If I was
waiting __enough__ for the reflows to finish I could scroll to bottom in a
pixel perfect way.
So Is it possible to have a onReflow() event? That would be awesome...
Vassilis
On Thu, Feb 27, 2014 at 1:01 AM, Jens <[email protected]> wrote:
> Have you tried GWT's HeaderPanel? It also uses a scheduled command but
> maybe it works better than your solution.
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