Documentation is really bad for CSS resource - don't think there is even
any CSS code in the documentation itself...
Css file my.css would be placed in the same folder as 'MyResources.java'
file
If my.css looks like the following:
.className {
width:100px;
}
.something {
width: 200px;
}
th
For more information, we found if using jetty server and development,
changing css will reflect in browser in development mode, if using
externaml sever, then even using development, changing css will not cause
browse UI change.
I have a look about cssResources at
https://developers.google.com
no luck in refresh twice, maybe really need to change to CssResource or
ClientBundle.
I am using maven, my css placed under public folder as the first post
mention, change css in that place will not be reflected in development
mode, still need restart server everytime, very trouble.
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Thank you Thomas for your reply, I learned new things. Didn't know about
if ( GWT.isScript() ) {you can cast the js array to java arrays directly }.
I will definetly use those classes for my projects. Thanks again
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> background-image: literal("-ms-linear-gradient(top, #000 20%, #fff
> 80%)");
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You can't set a gradient as a background *image* - only images can be set
with the background-image tag...
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When and where should I call:
IGradientStyle.INSTANCE.style().ensureInjected() ?
I called IGradientStyle.INSTANCE.style().ensureInjected()
just before
mySimplePanel
.setStyleName(IGradientStyle.INSTANCE.style().backgroundtoolbar());
but without any effect.
@Andrei:
What kind of definitio
Sounds interesting, RestyGwt means moving away from gwt-rpc and making the
services accessible from non-gwt clients as I understand. Will look into
it, thx!
On Sun, Dec 23, 2012 at 3:26 PM, RyanZA wrote:
> Really great option if you have the flexibility to use it - use RESTful
> services - http
My application on which I am working on, is working fine in dev / hosted
mode. But when its compiled by GWT compiler and deployed in production, it
was just showing blank. It was not showing any javascript errors on browser
(firefox error console). I tried and confirmed searched on net but I did
I think you have wrong definitions of gradients, so browsers just ignore
them. You don't need "literal" for non-IE browsers. Google a "CSS gradient
maker" and use its output - I never had problems with gradients.
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Have you called IGradientStyle.INSTANCE.style().ensureInjected() ? Only
when calling this method the CSS will be injected into your html page. Once
it is injected this method becomes a no-op.
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I tried this way now:
*GradientStyle.css*
.backgroundtoolbar {
background-image: literal("-ms-linear-gradient(top, #000 20%, #fff 80%)");
background-image: literal("-moz-linear-gradient(top, #000 20%, #fff
80%)");
background-image: literal("-o-linear-gradient(top, #000 20%, #fff 80%)");
Really great option if you have the flexibility to use it - use RESTful
services - https://www.google.co.za/search?q=RESTful
On the server side you can use Jersey(JAX-RS) to make REST services that
can use POJOs to automatically map to JSON/XML - http://jersey.java.net/
and http://jackson.codeh
You generally need to do more than #! as GWT is all javascript..
However, cleanest approach is to make your own PlaceHistoryMapper - you can
then control exactly how places are turned into tokens.
You will also need to provide html snapshots though, which is a lot
tougher...
On Sunday, Decembe
Please help me. I've still not been able to resolve this.
At least, any pointers as to why this might be happening? I tried to search
online, but this thread is the only reference to this issue that I found.
I've even tried to build guice from svn head, and added gin- and gin-src-
jars to my proje
Hey guys,
I've read over at
https://developers.google.com/webmasters/ajax-crawling/docs/getting-startedthat
in order to make a GWT app more SEO-able, that we simply replace the
original "#" with "#!" in all of our URLs. I can't figure out the best way
to do this though in an Activities and Pla
On Sunday, December 23, 2012 10:58:25 AM UTC+1, Marco wrote:
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> I have seen that it's possible to use css gradient in gwt 2.5.
>
> http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=5771
>
> I tried to set a css gradient to a simplepanel with both examples in bug
> 5771:
>
> .foo {
>
I have seen that it's possible to use css gradient in gwt 2.5.
http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=5771
I tried to set a css gradient to a simplepanel with both examples in bug
5771:
.foo {
background-image: literal("-ms-linear-gradient(top, #000 20%, #fff 80%)");
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