Embarrassing. Yes, that is exactly what I was looking for. I've seen the
link but never followed it because I thought it was meant to go into highly
technical details that I wasn't yet up to.
It is clear that a lot of people are having a lot of trouble with SDM.
There are a few good pages that
> HTMLPanel.addAndReplaceElement()
This is basically what I do, but then through customized markup.
But I think you are right, i can probably directly use div/span as marker
with data-* attributes that hold extra details like references through
other cms text snippets that should be shown in for
On Sunday, July 27, 2014 10:11:22 AM UTC+2, Sandeep Poonia wrote:
>
> Hi ,
> I want to use goJS with GWT. I downloaded GOJS javascript and put it in
> the sampleproject folder under war where sampleproject.nocache.js
> and sampleproject.devmode.js is present. In sampleproject*.html i added *
>
On Sunday, July 27, 2014 5:22:53 PM UTC+2, Blake McBride wrote:
>
> I spent a little time many months ago trying to get SDM working. I think
> I succeeded but was very surprised about the number of steps required. The
> thing that surprised me most, however, was discovering that I had to have
>
> Example: through the tag name I can specify the widget that needs to be
> created that can consists of several div elements.. (pretty powerful, I
> like using it).
>
I have once done a questionnaire that way and also wanted some special
widgets in the final panel. To do so the server h
The onResize() method will only be called automatically if you place your
widget inside a widget that implements ProvidesResize [1]. Also the
RequiresResize/ProvidesResize chain must be correctly setup up to the
RootLayoutPanel. The RootLayoutPanel is actually the panel that listens for
windows
@Jens: cool, thanks, I will have a look at the parser refs.
I though more about using the anchor/onBrowserEvent and it's to restricted
in some cases (I think that was the reason I didn't use it in the past as
well)
Example: through the tag name I can specify the widget that needs to be
created th
Try it like this:
public static native void initGo() /*-{
var $$ = $wnd.go.GraphObject.make;
}-*/;
Also, you can add external js to your GWT project by dropping the files
into your project/public/ directory and adding them to your project.gwt.xml
file like this:
O
On Sunday, July 27, 2014 8:08:21 PM UTC+2, Magnus wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I would like to move to Maven.
>
> In former times, I used to run a Makefile to compile my stuff and
> everything happened at the commandline. I believe that Maven is an
> equivalent in today's world. I would like to do my pro
>
> > Then override onBrowserEvent()
> Yes, I could change it. You mean overriding the onBrowserEvent() of the
> parent of the anchor element I suppose?
> I would have to dig a bit deeper to see if it would cover all my
> requirements, but sure a good idea. I remember doing this in the past but
Hi ,
I want to use goJS with GWT. I downloaded GOJS javascript and put it in the
sampleproject folder under war where sampleproject.nocache.js
and sampleproject.devmode.js is present. In sampleproject*.html i added *
In one of the view i used
public static native void initGo() /*-{
var $$ = go
Hi,
I want to create a custom widget. It's based on ResizeComposite and it will
contain some special graphical stuff in a HeaderPanel.
I will have to rearrange the graphical stuff when the custom widget is
resized. I'm overriding the onResize()-Method of ResizeComposite for this
purpose,
but it
Hi,
I would like to move to Maven.
In former times, I used to run a Makefile to compile my stuff and
everything happened at the commandline. I believe that Maven is an
equivalent in today's world. I would like to do my projects with Maven.
However, I started GWT development using eclipse and t
Jens: thanks for your feedback.
> Then override onBrowserEvent()
Yes, I could change it. You mean overriding the onBrowserEvent() of the
parent of the anchor element I suppose?
I would have to dig a bit deeper to see if it would cover all my
requirements, but sure a good idea. I remember doing thi
If you can change it then I would directly use html tags along with data-*
attributes, e.g.
some text and
products and some more text
Then override onBrowserEvent() so you can figure out if someone clicked
your tag which should lead to the products page.
If you can not change the format then
Please some advice:
In a GWT app I retrieve all CMS texts from XML files. The xml content
contains markup that I use to create widgets like anchor widgets.
Example (create some help popup link and some internal navigation link to
the product pagge:
[hlpLnk key=hlpId]some text and [lnk key=NavPr
I spent a little time many months ago trying to get SDM working. I think I
succeeded but was very surprised about the number of steps required. The
thing that surprised me most, however, was discovering that I had to have
two servers running (if I am correct) - an app server, and a code server.
>
> my GWT compiler does not recognize a "-draft" option. I am running GWT
> 2.6.0.
>
I think it is -draftCompile . Doesn't the GWT compiler help (which is
automatically shown on console when you provide an unknown parameter)
doesn't show the correct option?
However, I changed my code (added
Hi Thomas,
my GWT compiler does not recognize a "-draft" option. I am running GWT
2.6.0.
I remember some problems with GWT designer after upgrading GWT the last
time, which forced me to go back to an older version. I think it was 2.6.0.
However, I changed my code (added a cell view into my spl
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