Thak you very much Thomas for your help.
I didn´t really know that hidden part of the input elements. :-)
Thank you,
Kevin.
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1) use addDomHandler instead of addHandler
2) use ChangeEvent.getType() instead of a new GwtEvent.Type()
That being said, input type=hidden won't ever dispatch a change event
(setting the value programmatically never dispatches an event on any of the
input type=XXX types)
See, for example,
Hello all,
I´m triying to define a ChangeHandler in a Hidden widget wrapped from
the html file. The code used to achieve this is the following:
input = Hidden.wrap( DOM.getElementById(input));
ChangeHandler handler = new ChangeHandler() {
@Override
public void
