when using layout panels its recommended to place layoutPanels inside
other layoutPanels. This would ensure the panels automatically resize.
In your case try to set the width & height of your tabLayoutPanel and
its contents area.
thanks
Ashwin
On Friday 05 August 2011 10:40 AM, Dave Potts wrote:
Hi
I trying to construct a dialog with a base of a dockpanel with a
tablayoutpnael in the 'south' area. An attempt to add an element to any
off the tab panel results in a display that only shows the tab header.
Looking a html/dom tree/display with firebug does not show anything
useful, is this type off thing a known problem.
I construct my tablayout panel and add several panels constructed from
FLOWPanels, I add elements to the FLOWPanels, I expected something to be
shown or something to hidden in the firebug window.
my code reads as follows
public final class MkMainDisplay extends TabLayoutPanel {
public MkMainDisplay(MkLayers theLayers) {
super(1.5, Unit.EM);
this.theLayers=theLayers;
BaseTabPanel tabPan,routePan,portPan;
tabPan=new InfoPanel(Info);
addPan(tabPan);
BLAH BLAH
private void addPan(BaseTabPanel pan){
add(pan,pan.getName());
BLAH BLAH
in the class InfoPanel
public class InfoPanel extends BaseTabPanel
public InfoPanel(String name) {
super(name);
add(new HTML("Hello world I am panel"));
}
BLAH BLAH
In the class BaseTabPanel
public class BaseTabPanel extends FlowPanel {
private String name;
public BaseTabPanel(String name) {
super();
this.name=name;
}
BLAH BLAH
Am I doing something wrong or have I forgotten to do something important?
Dave
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