Dear kozura, after some testing, some essential mouseovers and
mouseclicks stop happening in Firefox quirks mode, while they all
happen fine in standards mode (despite gwt-diagrams2 and GWTCanvas not
working in standards mode). Is this a known issue with an easy fix?
Internet Explorer works as
I don't know of any issue with continuing to use quirks mode in GWT2,
I didn't convert my apps to standards mode when I upgraded and
everything continued to work fine, including many mouse handlers. As
for GWTCanvas, probably should ask on their board.
Regarding the selection/cursor API, I was
Is there a way to get these things working in GWT 2.0?
I've found that gwt-diagrams2 works when deleting !doctype html from
the html file, but other things don't work then!
Would anybody recommend me going back to GWT 1.7?
Many thanks, N
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It's always good to use the latest version (except for the cases when
there are critical bugs), like I did myself last year, jumping from
1.7 to 2.0
Here are some of my discoveries:
http://ui-programming.blogspot.com/2009/12/update-your-application-to-gwt-20.html
So, generate first a simple GWT
The !doctype html indicates that the browser should be running in
standards mode, which is required for GWT 2.0's new LayoutPanel type
of layout. However just using the original layout panels (FlowPanel,
HorizontalPanel, etc) still works the same as ever, in quirks mode.
So if a library you want
