Hi Bryan,
that was the important clue. It works with InlineHTML.
Thanks a lot for helping me out!
Cheers,
Vokke
On 27 Okt., 18:19, Bryan bryan.verg...@gmail.com wrote:
You add 2 separate elements:
First add a ScriptElement containing the external JavaScript
Next, add an InlineHTML element
(script);
/code
But nothing showed up. Is it correct to user setInnerHTML here?
Or how can I link the script and the html-Tag?
Thanks for any clue,
Vokke
On 24 Okt., 23:12, Bryan bryan.verg...@gmail.com wrote:
Add the script separately:
Document doc = Document.get();
ScriptElement script
Hello newsgroup.
I want to insert an addthis-button to my GWT-Project.
When I try to insert the html-code into an HTML-Widget or HTMLPanel-
Widget, the button shows up,
but does not work properly.
It als works when I put it inside the body-tags on the base html
page.
What do I do wrong?
Here's
the
events, so my database gets out of sync.
Is there any help?
Best regards,
Vokke
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How do I achieve this?
I tried with setHTML but no luck.
Thanks,
Vokke
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Thanks for reply,
but I can only do Window.Location.replace onHistoryChanged.
So my HistoryHandler fires twice.
Is it a better solution to parse the token manually, without
Window.Location.getParameter?
Thanks again,
Vokke
On 3 Sep., 20:41, Tolga Özdemir tka...@gmail.com wrote:
You can use
