Hi,
I have a big problem with ValueChangeEvent on an EditTextCell: for testing
purpose, I just always set the value to a fixed string, no matter what the
change event was.
Result: the first time I change the text in EditTextCell it works as
expected and overrides the input text.
BUT any other
Editable cells keep their current state in their view data; if you want
to set the value programmatically you have to clearViewData() first.
Try adding something like:
((AbstractEditableCellString)
nameCell.getCell()).clearViewData(nameCell.getValue());
before you setValue().
Still trying to
Thanks that's a good hint. But using as you suggested only fixes the
behaviour for every 2nd data change.
Thats really strange: I edit the field 1st time, then value is overriden. I
edit it 2nd time: value stays as has been input. I edit 3rd time: value is
overridden again. And so forth.
Why
Maybe it has something to do with this issue?
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=4785
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Hm ok I tried this, but it does not change the issue I described above.
Though clearing the viewdata, only the first edit is overridden.
2013/2/25 Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com
Editable cells keep their current state in their view data; if you want
to set the value programmatically you
By the way I found out, that using nameCell.setValue(value change name,
true); together with clearing the viewData will not change the visible
label in front of the EditTextCell, but when I change the cell to edit mode
by clicking on it, then the text is NOT equal to the label, but just shows
the
