I just noticed something, these two constructors aren't the same,
that's probably my problem sorry:
Hyperlink myLogoutHyperlink = new Hyperlink("Logout", "");
Anchor myLogoutHyperlink = new Anchor("Logout", "");
On Mar 4, 9:10 am, Thomas Broyer <t.bro...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Mar 4, 1:22 am, javaunixsolaris <lpah...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > Thanks Zak, that's exactly what I meant by the "history way". Because
> > I thought by deprecating Hyperlink.addClickHandler that was GWT's way
> > of saying, "if you use the Hyperlink class make sure to use history
> > tokens!"... I'd like to know the actual reason it became deprecated?
> > Mainly because Anchor doesn't work for me.
>
> > These two ways of handling clicks give me different behavior:
>
> > Hyperlink link = new Hyperlink("text");
> > link.addClickHandler(...);
> > =NOT the same as:
> > Anchor link = new Anchor("text");
> > link.addClickHandler(...);
>
> > Anchors actually crash the app!
>
> Can you clarify "crash the app", and what is your ClickHandler doing?
>
> 1. if you want a "Hyperlink with ClickHandler", use an Anchor, set its
> Href to #token (token being your history token), and in the
> ClickHandler make sure you preventDefault() on the event and call
> History.newItem() (this is what Hyperlink actually does)
> 2. if you want a link to another web page, well, I don't see a reason
> it would "crash"...
> 3. if you just want some kind of "button looking like link", then do
> not (ab)use an Anchor, use a Label or PushButton instead and style it
> as you want it to look like.
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