With regard to avoiding state in views, I've more or less followed this
practice, but sometimes find it useful to cache re-usable DOM/Widget
elements in views. In these cases, the view knows absolutely nothing
about the general application state, but may keep track of a few minimal
pieces of in
Hi...
El 29/11/11 17:50, Thomas Broyer escribió:
I haven't looked at the code yet (not easy to read code on mobile) but I wonder
how you manage the case where an activity can be used totally distinct places?
In our project for instance, we show the same activity for an IllustrationPlace
and a
Hi, all,
Like many other projects, our GWT app needed a general framework. We
opted to create one, and since I haven't seen anything else that works
exactly like ours, I thought I'd share what we've done, in the hopes
that doing so might contribute something useful to the (already
extensive)
Hi, all,
Minor issue... The online Javadoc that the GWT documentation links to is
not up-to-date. Compare:
404 Not Found:
http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.com/svn/javadoc/latest/com/google/gwt/user/client/ui/SimpleLayoutPanel.html
Up-to-date goodness:
http://google-web-toolkit.googlecode.
If you're using CellTree, see this thread, especially the last post, on
how to set custom css styles for CellTree:
https://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/144b025bfa3421c3/c3eb2ad898ae06af
Good luck!
El 06/04/11 03:19, Nagendra escribió:
I want to change color o
Hi,
I need a panel like SplitLayoutPanel, but with the following features:
- Some friendly way to hide and show a side panel (in my application,
the West panel), such as a hide/show button.
- Disable live resizing of the panels while the user drags the
splitter---that is, when the user clicks on
