I'm not sure what youre createLink() method does, but there are
several ways to accomplish what you want to do. Here are two that I
can think of:
1) Create an HTML object and embed an a link with where you want to
go.
2) Create a Label (or button, or any widget really) with an onclick
that makes a call to Window.location()
Good luck!
On Jul 11, 3:39 pm, Ted ted.hack...@gmail.com wrote:
Below is the code I am editing. I am trying to change the menu items
so that I can link to a outside website. For example about would link
tohttp://blog.google.com/about.html
public class FooterMenu extends AbstractMenu {
public FooterMenu() {
HorizontalPanel menu = new HorizontalPanel();
Hyperlink aboutItem = createLink(About, about);
Hyperlink contactItem = createLink(Contact, contact);
Hyperlink faqItem = createLink(FAQ's, faq);
Hyperlink privacyItem = createLink(Privacy Policy,
privacy);
Hyperlink tosItem = createLink(Terms of Service, tos);
menu.add(aboutItem);
menu.add(sep());
menu.add(contactItem);
menu.add(sep());
menu.add(faqItem);
menu.add(sep());
menu.add(privacyItem);
menu.add(sep());
menu.add(tosItem);
initWidget(menu);
}
@Override
protected String getMenuStyleName() {
return FooterMenu;
}
}
I started
here,http://groups.google.com/group/Google-Web-Toolkit/browse_thread/threa...
But I can't figure out where to put the code new html as I get a
compile error each time.
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