This may not be your issue, as usually there is an error available in
IE when it occurs, but it seems that IE ignores case when looking at
module name and div id, so if you have the default generated shell --
a module name and div root panel of the same name -- it won't fully
load in IE but will work fine in other browsers which pay closer
attention to case.
In other words, if your module is renamed to 'myapp' and the div in
your HTML shell has an id of 'myApp' and if you are using RootPanel.get
(myApp).add(..), then you probably need to change the name of the
div (div id=myAppContainer for example, and then RootPanel.get
(myAppContainer).add(..) as well).
This is an issue which strikes many people starting out with GWT, and
I think the generated HTML template really ought to use a different
div id as a result, even though the problem is clearly IE's.
I hope this was your problem, as the fix is easy -- but if not, I feel
your pain.
Also, for reference:
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=4003
psn
On Jan 7, 6:29 am, Jimmy Lee jim1...@gmail.com wrote:
I am playing with GWT 2.0 and it just works fine with Chrome and FF,
but not withIE.
I have tested it withIE7 and8.
Strange thing is that both show no errors at all and say module is
loaded.
There is no problem to view its source code throughIE.
It sounds very normal but nothing is displayed.
Anyone knows why?
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