Does the setSize() trick work?
2012/5/23 Shaun Tarves sh...@tarves.net
Did you ever figure out a solution to this?
On Sunday, June 5, 2011 4:21:17 PM UTC-4, Ernesto Oltra wrote:
The title says all. I have the following structure:
- DockLayoutPanel
- north
- north
Hi,
I've been using Idea for months.
- GAE Java + GWT for some projects. As HamsterOfDeath said: run the app,
edit the files, and then F5 to reload the page.
- I've used GAE Go too for the server side, so I have a terminal to run
dev_appserver, and start GWT without the web server (devmode
GWT is compiled to JavaScript: it can't do what JavaScript can't either.
The trick of FileUpload is sending the form (and the file) in a hidden
iframe; that way you haven't to reload the whole page. There is a good
reason not to use FormPanel?
Ikai has a blog post with some sample code using
Hi,
The GWT compiler takes a decision based on the files sizes: if an additional
http roundtrip is needed or it's better to inline the images directly in the
CSS. In your case, fetch the sprite from the server would possibly take more
time than serve it directly from your css file. When your
are written for those who already understand GWT, which kind of
defeats the purpose.
Mike
On Sep 8, 1:23 pm, Ernesto Oltra ernestoka...@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry, I meant if you use the CssResource to bundle your stylesheets
together with your app, it has a method ensureInjected(). The load
to have
step by step just-do-it-this-way instructions. But when that doesn't
work, I have no idea why I am doing what I am doing. Seems like the
docs are written for those who already understand GWT, which kind of
defeats the purpose.
Mike
On Sep 8, 1:23 pm, Ernesto Oltra ernestoka
In the website (http://gwt.google.com/) there are some tutorials about
GWT/Appengine And check http://code.google.com/appengine too for tutorials
on Java-Appengine.
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Hi,
Use Firebug or Chrome Dev Tools to see the cascade of styles, because I had
some hard times with that. You define the font X for body, but then GWT
loads and injects the standard.css file and you have sans-serif or whatever
again.
You could:
1) Load your stylesheet and inject it after
The latest one:
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideOrganizingProjects.html#DevGuideBootstrap
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Oops, and try using the Detailed compilation mode, to be able to search
onModuleLoad in the javascript file and then track it better when compiled
in advance mode.
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What does injecting mean in terms of CSS? Sounds like this may
alter the way cascading works in a typical web site/app?
On Sep 8, 11:47 am, Ernesto Oltra ernestoka...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
Use Firebug or Chrome Dev Tools to see the cascade of styles
I've seeing some UiRenderer tests in code trunk and if I understand them you
can build your cell using Widgets, is it correct? And substitute some
values/placeholders in it. That would be exactly the thing I was searching
for.
Any hints on how to use trunk version of GWT with Eclipse? I have
I've been exploring the group searching for ways of building complex cells
for CellList, and I found this two emails:
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/google-web-toolkit/cell$20template$20uibinder/google-web-toolkit/nPtKO1xK8L4/FBxHVLAlCTgJ
Two CellLists I've implemented have an starnge behaviour: they don't load
more than 25 results. Debugging my code, I found ListDataProvider says it
has 40 results (or more ...) but still only showing 25. The results are
loaded, added to the list, but never seen.
I load 4 results in each AJAX
-.-' Forgot to specify cellList.setPageSize(...). Solved.
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The title says all. I have the following structure:
- DockLayoutPanel
- north
- north
- center
- HeaderPanel
- header: [ Here I have a HTMLPanel, it can change, and so its
height ]
- content: ScrollPanel
The problem is ScrollPanel extends beyond the
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