Hi,
I have the progress bar column (see below, found on internet somewhere) a
while in my app and it works fine. However, I have now implemented a
dialogbox that is displayed on top of the DataGrid. When the dialog is
visible, the progress bar is still visible through the dialog and disturbes
z-index causes this behavior.
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/z-index
-- J.
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Thank you Jens. This solved my problem. I changed z-index to auto and
fortunately the progress bar was correctly drawn, and the dialog is fine.
-- Jostein
kl. 15:52:48 UTC+1 fredag 27. desember 2013 skrev Jens følgende:
z-index causes this behavior.
I'm running into this same situation today when using a DataGrid (each row
mapping to a Place). I think that I'll try out the SelectionModel approach
and try to set the selection myself on place changes.
I think that Thomas was trying to refer to this StackOverflow question as
the one posted
OK, we ran into a strange issue today. This is using GWT 2.5.1 with Chrome
32.0.1700.68
beta-m (and latest stable). Production mode is hosted by Jetty.
*The following code works fine in DevMode but fails in Production (same
browser):*
ListSchGetInfoForDoorsReq_DoorDto tempDocksModel = new
I guess that I should explain what 'fails' means.
We're looking to add items to the list when both the TrailerID and TripID
fields are empty.
The failure is that, the trim() checks in Java, trim the 'whitespace' which
in this case are null characters in the String. So the comparison is
GWT does not use the JS trim() method because of browser compatibility.
See bottom of file:
https://gwt.googlesource.com/gwt/+/master/user/super/com/google/gwt/emul/java/lang/String.java
Maybe this implementation is not compatible with the contents of your
String. In Java everything below
