Wow - GWT 1.2! Since you are trying to resurrect a project from the dark
ages of GWT I would just start fresh and avoid the sort of pains you are
experiencing. Start by creating a new workspace with GWT 2.5 and create the
GWT sample app. Get that running and understand how it works. Then
In your apps css file just add the below 2 lines. It will scour the outline
off of everything.
:focus {outline:none;}
::-moz-focus-inner {border:0;}
On Tuesday, February 19, 2013 5:28:17 AM UTC-7, membersound wrote:
Hi,
how can I disable the yellow/orange Chrome focus outline border in
Here are some tips for such a thing in GWTLand. These are off the top of my
head so there might be some missing pieces.
1. Use the GWT Animation class. Read its java doc. It will tell you
everything you need to know about how it works.
2. Override the onStart method and hold onto the widget to
There seems to be yet another problem with the latest Chrome plugin where
it won't load in dev mode when the codesvr argument is pointing to your
local ip address. Try switching the ip adress portion of the argument to
either 127.0.0.1 or localhost in your browser. You might also have to
add
I +1 for Brandon's fix. All other approaches were met with failure for me
and although Firefox is much faster and more stable, I just can't stomach
developing on that browser anymore except during cross-browser test waves
prior to checkin. I imagine the GWT team will get the plugin fixed in the
Follow Thad's link to the other discussion and use Brandon's fix from there
(installing last version of Chrome side-by-side with the latest). All other
approaches were met with failure for me and although Firefox is much faster
and more stable, I just can't stomach developing on that browser
I use a special DevModule.gwt.xml module during development that only
compiles the permutations I am interested in. This way I can control the
user agent, locale, and other GWT based switches without compromising the
production builds. Below is a rough overview of this approach:
Create a new
Your problem was answered several times. Chrome is slow due to sandboxing. FF
is your best bet for now. I would just not update FF since the plugin breaks
evertime. If you are on a mac then OmniWeb is a good browser.
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GWT Team,
Perhaps it would help if you posted a white paper on how to build the
pluggin and then the community could keep up with the new release
schedule until the official ones are available.
On Aug 25, 7:07 am, JB jul.bram...@gmail.com wrote:
Just confirming I applied the patch linked by
Attach a paging control to your cell widget and page say 10 or 20 rows
at a time. You can also adapt paging to the scroll bar so the user
doesnt have to press buttons. When the scroll gets to the end it will
render the next page. There are samples in the gwt showcase to give
you an idea how it all
Lumo,
My team uses instantiations and that 'Run as...' is part of that
plugin. Isaac is correct.
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On Aug 7, 9:20 am, lumo lumo2...@gmail.com wrote:
eh?!
i'm using it now for more than half a year and never saw that Run As!
GWT != GWT :)
shame on me - sorry for the hassle!
2009/8/7 Isaac
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