What you can do is add a custom tag (say div myproperty=mywidget1/div,
or mytag/mytag or div class=myclass/div - with content in the tag
if you like) and then you make the page a GWT page (by including the
script language=javascript
src=com.some.thing.Module.nocache.js/script
in the head)
The
public void doSomething(String href)
{
/*
* At this point you program is trolling along doing things that don't
* rely on the response here (like creating the page structure), working
* out what the href is going to be etc.
*
* Then you want to request the data
*
* You would be
Hi 5am,
This code will add a counter if there is a div id=counter/div in the
page but won't if there isn't
Ian
public class Main implements EntryPoint
{
public void onModuleLoad()
{
addCounter();
}
private void addCounter()
{
if(RootPanel.get(counter) ==
You can't add splitpanels to widgets (or in the case of your tab panel) to
parts of widgets which are hidden when they are added to the DOM.
In IE, the splitter ends up on the left/top in FF all the dovs (the two
containing divs and the splitter) end up stacked up on each other with the
splitter
@breder
Can't you just display a (modal) dialogbox with the options?
@Ed
Can't you just display a (non-modal) dialogbox (minimisable) with the help?
Or put the whole thing in a splitpanel with the help to one side or
underneath?
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As long as the new browser window was initiated by your app, there shouldn't
be a problem communicating between the two.
You'd have to write your own JSNI functions to control it, but it's quite
possible.
Window.open(help.htm, helpwindow,
location=0,status=0,scrollbars=1,width=150,height=200);
On Aug 27, 12:55 pm, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can have more than one entry point in an application and it will make
no
appreciable difference to the compile time, caching, compression, reuse
or
deployment time
Same goes for splitting your application into different
Go here: http://examples.roughian.com/#Widgets~PopupPanel and click the
Show Popup button - Now I would say that looks pretty modal. And you can
always blank the background completely if some of your users are so thick
they don't recognise from that that the screen has been disabled.
All you are
I wouldn't have separate apps for each page - there's no advantage over a
trad app.
I'd split the page in two with a horizontal panel.
The LH pane would have a VerticalPanel of subclassed labels (i.e. your menu
items - and cross-headers if you like), each menu item, when clicked, would
remove
Have you got -pretty or -detailed turned on?
2008/8/29 Alan Williamson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Afternoon one and all.
We have an application that we didn't think was that big, but when it
compiles to HTML/JS there is a single produced of over 2MB! Thats
with the optimized setting incidentally.
You could also have one GWT app and in each page have div id=site1/div
or div id=site2/div and look for those.
Or have div id=site ui=type1/div or div id=site ui=type2/div
and read the ui type.
Ian
2008/8/29 Mark Renouf [EMAIL PROTECTED]
An approach that we took, make make two new modules
textArea.getSelectedText()?
2008/8/29 Quan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
My problem is I need to detect what text string in a TextArea is being
highlighted. For example, when I highlight a certain text in a
paragraph and hit a button only that string is shown on a Label. Is
there some type of Listener
At least, mine do.
Can someone confirm this is a real problem, please, and not just me, then
I'll log it.
The stackpanel is picking up the click on the disclosurepanel and screwing
up IE6/7
StackPanel p = new StackPanel();
final DisclosurePanel d = new
. This means two help
menus with a number of common entries as well as a few unique entries
in both.
Now, this all seems pretty straight-forward and Ian Bambury (http://
examples.roughian.com/) has implemented something very close to what I
need, but not quite. So, I would appreciate suggestions
://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/source/detail?r=3568
Apparently, not all browsers give you nulls.
That doesn't explain the sudden change.
On Aug 31, 4:09 pm, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And now I can't tell the difference between an attribute which is
missing
I'm not sure you have got the hang of GWT if you think you need a different
module for each sub-page.
You definitely haven't if you think you need templates. There will be one
HTML page with all but nothing in it, so where is the need for a template?
If you want a template for 'a left menu and a
Both of those work OK for me.
Well, the Open MarketWatch Ticker on
http://newsvote.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/fds/hi/business/market_data/overview/default.stm
does
- is that the page you meant?
With Gmail, it will remember me on the computer, and if I log out and
restart Chrome, it will have filled in
2008/9/4 Pavel Byles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Exactly my point. It depends. And precisely for the reasons you stated.
Although I don't see why the project needs to be overly huge to _resort_ to
modules.
So we do agree that for small projects, modules aren't really necessarily
the best. But as it
behavior is not specified when the attribute is 'not specified'.
Cheers,
joel.
On Sun, Aug 31, 2008 at 7:04 PM, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
2008/8/31 Thomas Broyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Could someone from Google explain why there has been this diversion
from
2008/9/4 Rich MacDonald [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The DOM methods I immediately missed were
getChild,
elem.getChildNodes().getItem(index);
getChildCount, and
elem.getChildNodes().getLength();
getChildIndex.
Can't do the last one, but I'm not sure when I'd ever use it
If you do as
You have to work hard at it :-)
No wonder I didn't notice.
I think it's got something to do with the splitpanels. At least, they get
buggered up too (can't move the split), but I can't get a consistent
reaction. I've followed what I did before exactly (via some logging I do)
but the second time,
If you bother to search right back into the depths of yesterday, you'll find
the answer.
2008/9/5 Ibmurai [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is it possible to use Chrome's rendering engine for the GWT
development shell?
It's so bleeding fast, it would be awesome to use during
development! :)
2008/9/5 Thomas Broyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
--
Interface Attr
[...]
The attribute's effective value is determined as follows: if this
attribute has been explicitly assigned any value, that value is the
attribute's effective value; otherwise, if there is a declaration for
this attribute, and
Iama, under what conditions do you need to use callbacks? Can you give an
example?
Also, to gwt-user: you may get mouse-down/mouse-up events (which is wrong,
but just changes the appearance of a button, or sets focus) but I don't
think you can do anything with them (like enter text, or click).
Just go to Window | Preferences... - Java Build Path - Libraries tab and
point to the new gwt jars
Ian
2008/9/9 Thomas Broyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sep 8, 11:57 pm, Alex Rice [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a project that is fairly small, so I have just followed the
Oh yeah, also...
You'll need to change the launch file as well (but if you add the GWT
windows/linux jar to the Java Build Path mentioned before, you can delete it
from the ,launch file and then there is only one place you need to update).
2008/9/9 Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Just go
Is there something wrong with
widget.getTabHTML(widget.getSelectedTab());
?
2008/9/10 maudio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks Alex. I was trying to avoid maintaining a list but that may be
the best way to go.
On Sep 10, 8:07 am, alex.d [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can surely do smth. like:
If you transfer the HTML, does that not work?
If you transfer the text, you're going to get text at the other end.
2008/9/10 ALF [EMAIL PROTECTED]
final RichTextArea rtb1 = new RichTextArea();
final RichTextArea rtb2 = new RichTextArea();
If you have two RichTextBoxes displayed and you
Got any demo code?
I don't mind having a play.
What version of IE?
2008/9/10 darkflame [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Anyone? Any ideas on why my workaround isnt working? Or can suggest a
better one?
On Sep 2, 11:31 pm, darkflame [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, so I discovered, thats why I need a
I can't get it *not* to stay on top
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I can't get it *not* to stay on top
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I am getting horrendous memory problems with 1.5.2. I'm not doing anything
abnormal, just standard GWT, the occasional DOM read and one JSNI read (to
get around the new getAttribute 'feature').
The javaw image starts off around the 130Mb size and will increase by about
8-10Mb every time I press
'Hiccough' is the older spelling, 'hiccup' is acceptable, and when teaching
to non-native speakers, probably preferred because the pronunciation is more
obvious.
So really I should have said 'more traditional' rather than 'proper'.
Ian
2008/9/12 alex.d [EMAIL PROTECTED]
BTW 'hickups' is
I still don't understand why History.onHistoryChanged(historyToken) has been
deprecated.
Deprecation, in my understanding, is indicating that a better way of doing
something has been added and the deprecated method has been superceeded.
This is not the case with onHistoryChanged.
Under some
I would say so, yes.
2008/9/12 hezjing [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi
Thank you, the mouse pointer displayed correctly after overridden the CSS.
Do you think by default, the mouse pointer should display correctly without
us overriding the CSS?
2008/9/12 Folke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Sep 12, 5:57 pm, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What exactly is wrong with my design?
Go ahead, use History.onHistoryChanged() and mark the calling method
with @SuppressWarnings(deprecation). But there are much better and
cleaner ways to set your
1) Get the VerticalPanel widget from the tabpanel with getWidget
2) Cast the widget to a VerticalPanel
3) Get the TextBox widget from the VerticalPanel with getWidget
4) Cast that widget to a TextBox
2008/9/12 jamer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does Nobody can help me
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2008/9/13 Thomas Broyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I don't get it, sorry.
Never mind.
There cannot be change events if there's nothing to change, so History
needs a newItem() method (and back(), forward() and go()). Apart from
that, it's just what you described: it fires history listeners when
2008/9/13 Thomas Broyer [EMAIL PROTECTED]
It fires history events when the history changes, it also fires history
listeners when the history *hasn't* changed
refresh case
Call it what you like: the history stack hasn't changed and the listeners
get fired.
and it fails to fire history
The center() method calls hide() which triggers the onPopupClosed.
I had this problem, but since I couldn't believe it hadn't been noticed in
testing before release, I assumed there must be a good reason for it, or
that *not* doing it means I had been following some evil coding practice.
Again.
-- Reinier gently nudging the casual reader back onto the straight
and narrow with a velvet touch Zwitserloot
I think the 'people person' quote was closer :-)
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In the onBeforeSelected, just don't allow it
Ian
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2008/9/20 neversaydie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello,
I am facing problem on how to disable a tab in tab panel
Is it possible ?
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Hi Pavi,
This is a 'feature' which has been reported. It doesn't seem to have a
particularly high priority.
What happens is that when you 'get' a rootpanel, it is cached and remains
cached.
If that slot is changed in any other way than via the same rootpanel ID then
you will get the cached
Or you could use
String departure = Window.Location.getParameter(departure);
Ian
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2008/9/23 Greg [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The GWT widget library (http://gwt-widget.sourceforge.net) provides
this functionality. You simply say:
String departure =
itself.
On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 12:28 PM, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Who is this pillock?
Ian
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2008/9/23 Xavier Live Tech.S [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello All,
I can not stress enough to you that when you make a post of something
Just for clarification. 'pillock' is pretty much the same thing as 'wazzock'
- i.e. very much like 'numpty' but without the excuse of ignorance..
:-)
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/9/24 walden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
then you are being a pillock, whatever that is.
Hi Isaac,
Thanks for that.
Also for the record, I wasn't offended, just pointing out how it might
appear.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/9/24 Isaac Truett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Ian,
I sincerely apologize for offending you. It was not my intention at
all. I assumed from Xavier's
Man i have had it with you and your disrespect shut the hell up no one
asked you if it was helpful.
Xavier,
The reason you are not getting the respect you feel you deserve is that you
come across (as I see it) as a schoolkid making newbie comments to industry
professionals and expecting to
One thing to try is to put borders on things - either in the css (3px dotted
red is good since I'd hope you don't use that in production, so it's easy to
search for and find in the css) or with setBorder(10) (something thick so
it shows up)
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1) Yes
2) No
3) N/A
4) No
5) Hope 1.6 is out
6) Already have
I don't think I'll be using the present version of *anything* in 4 years
time. My *marriage* didn't last that long.
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Hi Axel,
There's no vertical tab bar, which is a little strange since you'd only need
to change the HorizontalPanel for a VerticalPanel.
It's another one of those things that seems obvious to me, but I have to
assume there's some good reason for it to happen/not happen.
You can build your own
I know all about that.
The default (Standard) colours for TabPanel aren't too bad. Not dramatic,
but they are noticeable.
If the brightness varies, then it's OK. Not intensity of colour, but actual
luminosity. Anyone can spot that, even in greyscale. Big blocks of bright
colour aren't a problem
.gwt-DecoratedTab*Bar* .gwt-TabBarItem {
background:#FF0;
}
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/9/29 Shri [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi,
I am not able to change the background color of DecoratedTabPanel tab
baritems. I tried to use background attribute in - .gwt-
DecoratedTabPanel
Another way to get PHP responses in hosted mode is like this
Create the url...
String url = Framework.getBaseUrlWithSlash() + filePathAndName;
where getBaseUrlWithSlash() is
public static String getBaseUrlWithSlash()
{
String url = GWT.getModuleBaseURL();
String
This really isn't the best way to manage a glass panel. First, you are
adding it to the base RootPanel which, as you have discovered, scrolls the
top of the glass panel into sight. Second, you still get the scrollbars and
can scroll away.
The way to overcome this is to remove the scrollbars from
Wow.
I just put this
script src='http://www.google-analytics.com/ga.js'
type='text/javascript'/script
script type=text/javascriptvar pageTracker =
_gat._getTracker(UA-nn-n);/script
in the index.html, and use this
public static native void urchinTracker(String pageName)
/*-{
GWT Themes are not a complete solution for every css property in your
application.
GWT themes don't eff up your existing css, it just sets what it needs to set
to get a theme looking theme-like.
Different browsers have different defaults (margins, borders, padding,
text-sizes etc) which is why
The Tomcat server that hosted mode runs doesn't run the file through the PHP
preprocessor so all you get back is the text, just like any other file.
If you don't actually need to test the PHP, just put the required response
text in the php file, otherwise search this list, there has been a recent
This group is for people who have problems with a GWT program they are
writing. If you have a problem with using a GWT widget or feature, please
detail it and post the relevant code. This is not the place for general
programming problems with 'Ajax or something'. There are plenty of general
OK then, we disagree. My personal opinion is that if I was adding one tiny
widget to an existing web page, I'd be extremely miffed if GWT changed all
my CSS settings. Or if it didn't respect my settings and just went it's own
way with fonts, font sizes, weights, and so on and thereby looked out of
What has this got to do with GWT?
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I think this is probably something you are doing. I feel that someone else
would have mentioned it before now, don't you? But without any code only the
telepathic will respond, but probably not by email.
Ian
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2008/10/2 Ivan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello everybody,
I
Hi Raml,
I'm not sure I understand your setup exactly.
If you run your GWT app in hosted mode, it will try to get the php file from
your public/php/ directory (or wherever you put your php). It won't be
processed as php before it is sent to the browser, so you will get the raw
script ?php and
Hi Raml,
Using port wil always point you to your Tomcat server and therefore the
PHP won't be interpreted. Look at Pavel's email agin - there is no : in
there. This is important because it determines which server is targeted.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/10/2 RamI [EMAIL
If you are writing css it is z-index. If you are playing with the DOM, it's
zIndex.
Same with everything else.font-size / fontSize etc
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/10/3 darkflame [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I had this problem earlier (http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-
Why faff about with an anchor and clicklistener when you can just put this
.gwt-Hyperlink
{
display : inline;
}
in your css?
You can then throw one lot of text at the HTMLPanel with span
placeholders.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
If you do that, it will be popular with practically every web site of any
size that uses JavaScript.
Have you thought about what you are going to send to the browser instead of
JavaScript?
Ian
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Hi,
I might well be missing something here, but if your users are designing
screens, why do you need to recompile?
If they can create them with DnD, why can't you recreate them on the fly?
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Without any code, it's *very* difficult t work out what is wrong.
However, there are a couple of things.
First, put a doctype in the host page and see how that affects the browsers
which currently work. Chances are it'll make things seem worse. What it is
actually doing is cutting out the
Previous experience would suggest that you won't even get 24 hours notice.
The idea of allowing external developers to plan ahead is alien to Google.
They seem to work on IBM's FUD principle.
Ian
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that this is the way Google do things. That's OK.
Ian
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2008/10/8 Ian Petersen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, Oct 8, 2008 at 9:40 AM, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Previous experience would suggest that you won't even get 24 hours
notice.
The idea of allowing external
It isn't easy to plan ahead if you have a fixed schedule for your project.
There's no point in developing against a release candidate for the next
version of GWT if you have to go live in May next year and you don't even
know if the next stable version is coming out in the first or second half of
releases are
much higher quality then a lot of organizations' final releases that
have been out there for several years. The real problem comes down to
management accepting that argument.
Regards,
Arthur Kalmenson
On Oct 8, 1:18 pm, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It isn't easy
Alternatively, in Eclipse, right-click on the class name, choose 'Refactor'
then 'Extract class...'
Job done.
Ian
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My first thought is: how is anyone going to fix code they can't see, FFS?
:-(
Ian
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2008/10/7 apcal [EMAIL PROTECTED]
No matter what I do, RequestBuilder ALWAYS sends a GET request, even I
set the HTTP method to POST! Just to be sure I set the method
correctly,
Why are you doing it this way? There may be another option.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/10/13 freeall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi.
Thanks. I made static calls work, but I can't make it work on
instances.
Sorry for all the text below. The only question is on the last. Just
wanted to
3) Nick the css from here http://examples.roughian.com/#GWT/Input/SuggestBox
Ian
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2008/10/15 walden [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Yup, two things you can do:
1. Look at the Javadoc for the SuggestBox API and note the
various .gwt-* css rules used by default to style the
Mmm.
Well, if you hadn't changed anything, then it would look the same. And it
doesn't. So you have.
And it's in the css. Posting your code doesn't help pin it down unless you
were setting css in code. Check that the defauld css you are using is the
same as the default css that they are using,
.
On 15 окт, 17:26, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Mmm.
Well, if you hadn't changed anything, then it would look the same. And it
doesn't. So you have.
And it's in the css. Posting your code doesn't help pin it down unless
you
were setting css in code. Check that the defauld css
Two scripts in the html file, or two entry points in the gwt.xml file.
Probably the latter.
I'm guessing...
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DOM.setCapture (element) - or something like that, or whatever has replaced
it - I haven't had to use if for ages - means that the element can be set to
'own' all mouse events for a while.
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GWT doesn't have any styles defined. If you used the projectCreator and
applicationCreator to create the default project and forgot to remove the
standard styles from the gwt.xml file then they will still be there, of
course.
Ian
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Take everything from inside the directory named after the package name
(www/com.mydomain.myapp/ - you will find your html file in there amongst
other things), and copy the whole lot to wherever you want to run it from
in the directory structure of your web server. You can change the name of
the
, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Take everything from inside the directory named after the package name
(www/com.mydomain.myapp/ - you will find your html file in there amongst
other things), and copy the whole lot to wherever you want to run it
from
in the directory structure of your
, but, of
course, the dialog keeps moving away from your mouse!!
really irritating.
i've spent several months trying to track this one down.
On Oct 16, 10:13 pm, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
DOM.setCapture (element) - or something like that, or whatever has
replaced
it - I haven't had to use
Are you doing the bit I mentioned from initEventSystem?
Ian
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I'm obviously missing something here...
I have a requirement to build an Ajax web site. To make the coding easier, I
use GWT so I can write in Java.
i'm advocating running _native_ java - because all of the javascript is
replaced
You are suggesting that I write it in the GWT subset of Java,
Hi John,
Your basic problem is that you don't have an absolute height for anything in
there.
Any percentage of zero is zero and, depending on which browser you use, you
will get an override/default of some sort.
Another problem is that the bodyPanel doesn't have any content, and some
browsers
OK,
One more guess...
You've only got one TD in your appPanel so it's going to fill the whole
height anyway.
If that doesn't fix it, I'll try running your code on my machine (Windows)
and see what happens in practice instead of theory - I'm good at fixing
things in theory :-)
Ian
Try this. Works for me. You might need a doctype
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
root.add(basePanel);
basePanel.setSize(100%, 200px);
basePanel.add(logPanel);
basePanel.setCellWidth(logPanel, 30%);
basePanel.setCellHeight(logPanel, 100%);
Well, it must be a limitation of Linux. It works in Windows - has done for
years, literally.
Ian
http://examples.roughian.com
2008/10/18 olivier nouguier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
hi,
I've just test all those case:
- declare in module.xml or in host page doesn't change anything.
- hosted mode
Get rid of the 'void' and turn the Space() method into a constructor
Ian
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Me and several others.
It was reported in 1.2 and fixed in 1.4
Ian
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2008/10/18 r a f t [EMAIL PROTECTED]
that old behaviour is really odd. maybe you faced a strange bug
On Oct 17, 8:49 pm, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Pressing F5 in hosted mode
Read page 1 of the documentation
Ian
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You can't wait 13 minutes for a reply?
Panels don't have a show/hide as a rule, and you haven't supplied any code.
What do you expect people to do?
Ian
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().showPanel(LoginPanel.
*ID*);
}
So, my method basically get the LoginPanel and set to show, before set to
hide the current panel.
Thats it,
when i login to go to the second screen again , the layout broke!
regards
Eduardo
On Tue, Oct 21, 2008 at 10:30 AM, Ian Bambury [EMAIL
: PopupPanel.setPopupPositionAndShow(PositionCallback callback). I
have not had a problem with flicker.
Walden
On Oct 21, 10:36 am, r a f t [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
thank you. that sounds to be a good solution. what is that +ve by the
way ?
On Oct 21, 5:28 pm, Ian Bambury [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
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If so, then you have not told us anything important so far: you are saying
that showing and hiding a layoutpanel breaks it, but you haven;t supplied
any code for the panel or for showing/hiding it, or any indication of what
is giving it some structure in the first place or what is *should* look
I'd say that it is almost definitely a problem in your code and not with a
GWT widget, so without being able to see the code, I can't really help.
Ian
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