Yes! it works! i considered everything but the RootLayoutPanel. thanks
very much.
On Nov 10, 10:57 pm, zixzigma wrote:
> i think, in your onModuleLoad method,
>
> RootPanel.get().add( new ExpensesShell() );
>
> change RootPanel to RootLayoutPanel.
>
> please report back if it works.
> tha
hello all:
below is a super simple app, which demonstrate the use of uibinder, so
strange that after lanching the app, i can only see the top part of
docklayoutpanel, nothing shows in the below part!
is there anything wrong? please help me out, thanks very much.
public class KeyProviderExample imp
then
> updates the label.
> In this way, the execution thread will finnish, causing the screen to
> be updated with the beginning label and then only the defrred command
> will be executed.
>
> On 8 jul, 05:26,Shelley wrote:
>
>
>
> > thank Andreas and Aditya for your
ck OnClick() is completed, you can
simply simulate this situation by doing a " while loop".
is there other way i can see the "beginning..." ? or GWT has the
ability to make UI responsive when it doing a time-consuming operation
in client?
thanks.
-Shelley
On Jul 7, 8:44 pm
} );
that's all, but i never see the "Beginning“ on the label, but only
see the "completed...", seem the label will not refresh it's text
until onClick is finished? how can i achieved the function that
display "beginning..." first and "Completed...
Problem: The problem is a result of a RichTextArea being embedded in a
TabPanel.
To Reproduce: In IE8, add a RichTextArea to a TabPanel. Navigate to the
Tab containing a RichTextArea. Leave the Tab without "Focusing" on the
RichTextArea. The entire app enters a state where TextBoxes, TextArea
