The CellTree's Resources seem a bit too prohibitive for what I'm
trying to do.
My tree is a table of contents for a set of topics for online
documentation. We have a scope setting where a user can choose to
filter out any topics that don't pertain to them. In the TOC, these
topics appear gray.
I'm having a bit of difficulty writing some code to traverse a
CellTree. Here is my goal:
1. I want to first close all of the TreeNodes in the CellTree. There
doesn't seem to be an efficient way to do this besides literally
looping through the entire tree structure.
2. I have a separate model
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}
parents.add(0, parents.get(0).parent);
return addParentList(parents);
}
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I can't seem to figure out a good way to actually scroll to the
specific node in the tree (ie. #3).
Thanks for taking a look :)
--Andrew
On Mar 11, 1:02 pm, aarnott
Is there a way with the CellTree to change the default no data
message when a tree node is empty?
Maybe I'm taking the wrong approach, but I am using an RPC to load the
children of a particular node once it is opened and when the loading
is happening, the node shows the no data message. I'd
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On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 5:15 PM, aarnott andrew.wj.arn...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm investigating a bug I reported (here
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=5669).
I'm hoping that I can figure out a fix myself and either post the
solution in the bug
I've found Smart GWT to have rather poor performance and it comes at
the added cost of massive javascript libraries (even when they are
gzipped). If you are anything like me, you will probably find that you
lose time in the long run by going with Smart GWT because you will
want to get rid of it
I'm investigating a bug I reported (here
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=5669).
I'm hoping that I can figure out a fix myself and either post the
solution in the bug report or actually figure out how to submit it.
* I'm not very experienced with SVN (although I am
I'm having trouble understanding what the CellList
setVisibleRange(start,length) function is actually supposed to do.
Here is a simple example that seems to have unexpected results:
public class ExampleCellList implements EntryPoint {
public void onModuleLoad() {
I have made a rough implementation of an InfinitePagerPanel. It
involves a small cheat, but here is the code (hopefully google groups
doesn't butcher the formatting):
public class InfinitePagerPanel extends AbstractPager {
private DockLayoutPanel pagerPanel;
private
Hi there,
I've been using the SmartGWT library mainly for the ListGrid (which is
similar to the CellList). The problem is, the SMartGWT library comes
with a massive footprint (even when it is gzipped). The performace of
our site has been terrible ever since we introduced the ListGrid, but
on the
. At
some point we will probably implement an infinite scrollbar, but it isn't on
the agenda in the near term.
Thanks,
John LaBanca
jlaba...@google.com
On Thu, Nov 18, 2010 at 3:52 PM, aarnott andrew.wj.arn...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi there,
I've been using the SmartGWT library mainly
You could always look at the GQuery source code.
On Nov 18, 3:39 pm, Blackberet ramonjsanti...@gmail.com wrote:
Yeah, I'm not really looking for theory. I'm looking for code
examples.
I found the ChildWalker class in the uibinder package and am currently
trying to see if that can be used.
One thing I would highly endorse with such a large compiled project is
to gzip it if you are not doing that already. You might find that
doing that also fixes the iPad Safari issue (if it is line length, the
zipping might allow the iPad browser to look at the file in a
different way).
--Andrew
I currently have a bunch of static HTML pages and I need to convert
all of the links on the pages to use GWT's history management.
What I am currently doing is reading in all of the HTML and parsing
the a tags. I convert their href from path/page.html to #path/
page.html (handling cases like
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