ImageResource bug in IE7
I have a Tree whose TreeItems I originally created according to the
Mail sample way back under GWT 1.2:
private String imageItemHTML(String imageUrl, String title) {
return spanimg style='margin-right:4px' src=' +
imageUrl.toLowerCase()
+ ' + title + /span;
}
This approach allows for highlighting of the entire TreeItem, and
transitioned easily to ImageBundles:
private String createHeaderHTML(AbstractImagePrototype imageProto,
String caption) {
return span style='white-space:nowrap' + imageProto.getHTML()
+
caption + /span;
}
Along comes GWT 2 and the ImageResource. No problem (or so I think):
private String createHeaderHTML(ImageResource imageRsrc, String
caption) {
return span style='white-space:nowrap'img src=' +
imageRsrc.getURL()
+ ' + caption + /span;
}
All well and good in Firefox and Safari, but not in IE. In IE (I'me
testing with IE7) I get the **entire** image bundle of some dozen
16x16 icons.
How can I get the same effect--one image--without creating them
individually?
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Re: ImageResource bug in IE7
On Jan 8, 5:03 pm, Thad thad.humphr...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a Tree whose TreeItems I originally created according to the
Mail sample way back under GWT 1.2:
private String imageItemHTML(String imageUrl, String title) {
return spanimg style='margin-right:4px' src=' +
imageUrl.toLowerCase()
+ ' + title + /span;
}
This approach allows for highlighting of the entire TreeItem, and
transitioned easily to ImageBundles:
private String createHeaderHTML(AbstractImagePrototype imageProto,
String caption) {
return span style='white-space:nowrap' + imageProto.getHTML()
+
caption + /span;
}
Along comes GWT 2 and the ImageResource. No problem (or so I think):
private String createHeaderHTML(ImageResource imageRsrc, String
caption) {
return span style='white-space:nowrap'img src=' +
imageRsrc.getURL()
+ ' + caption + /span;
}
All well and good in Firefox and Safari, but not in IE. In IE (I'me
testing with IE7) I get the **entire** image bundle of some dozen
16x16 icons.
How can I get the same effect--one image--without creating them
individually?
You'd have to use:
AbstractImagePrototype.create(imageRsrc).getHTML()
in GWT 2.0 for the equivalent of the ImageBundle code.
...or you can use a ClientBundle with both an ImageResource and a
CssResource containing a @sprite, and then:
return span style='white-space: nowrap'span style='display:
inline-block' class=' + clientBndl.css().sprite() + '/span +
caption + /span;
(well, you'd probably pass a 'String className' argument instead,
which you'd set to clientBndl.css().sprite() or whatever when calling
createHeaderHTML)
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Re: ImageResource bug in IE7
Thanks. AbstractImagePrototype.create(imageRsrc).getHTML() is it. On Jan 8, 11:21 am, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote: ... You'd have to use: AbstractImagePrototype.create(imageRsrc).getHTML() in GWT 2.0 for the equivalent of the ImageBundle code. ...or you can use a ClientBundle with both an ImageResource and a CssResource containing a @sprite, and then: return span style='white-space: nowrap'span style='display: inline-block' class=' + clientBndl.css().sprite() + '/span + caption + /span; (well, you'd probably pass a 'String className' argument instead, which you'd set to clientBndl.css().sprite() or whatever when calling createHeaderHTML) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups Google Web Toolkit group. To post to this group, send email to google-web-tool...@googlegroups.com. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to google-web-toolkit+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit?hl=en.
