Is there anything similar to using java threads that I can use in my
client side code ?
In my application a user types a search term into a Text box. For
every character typed in my code goes and searches in a dataset for
results containing the search string. These results are then returned
and
Sorry, I probably was not clear. My entire story above is all
happening on the client-side.
So the search + display of results happens on the client, I'm not
making a RPC
to perform this.
Currently I don't want to make any part of this server-side, so any
idea on how to
achieve this ?
M.
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Hi,
Can anyone help me to change the value of a class at runtime. So, for
example, I have a css class that I apply to certain objects:-
.highlight {color: blue;}
And at runtime I would like to change the 'color' attribute of this
class. So effectively making this:-
.highlight {color:
Cracking !
Works like a dream the scrollIntoView().
Many thanks,
M.
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Thanks for that.
Event#preventDefault() does indeed stop the ScrollPanel from
scrolling.
But the problem now is that my selected cell goes out of sight.
So if I keep on pressing the Key.DOWN it goes past the visible range.
So is there a way to stop the browser from scrolling with every UP/
DOWN
Hi,
Got a problem that's stumping me.
I have a FlexTable (displaying several rows of String data) placed in
a ScrollPanel.
In the FlexTable I have a single row selected. So, I want the
FlexTable to respond to UP and DOWN arrow keypress actions to change
the row that is selected. To do this I
