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> > So, i managed to solve my own problem again, but I'm no 100% on how i
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Its a bit silly, but there is no (or i couldnt find at least) a 1
liner for show/hide columns in flextables
there is this:
myflextable.getRowFormatter().setVisible(arg0, arg1);
but there is not this:
myflextable.getColumnFormatter().setVisible(arg0, arg1);
DUH?!?! what were you thinking?
So, i managed to solve my own problem again, but I'm no 100% on how i
did it.
What i did was remove all my functions in the class and then re-added
them with the "create getter and setter for "
Then i made sure that the variable was set using the actual setter
function. ie: this.setTitle(Title).
Hi, I'm kinda new to GWT.
Anyway, I managed to perform an RPC call to the server for an array of
objects, each. The object class (with a few strings and a few ints) is
defined on the client side, but the server seems happy to reference to
it.
But now i want to have the server write (and later rea
Thanks pete!
Your solution is great and simple, and i worked that out too, but I
havn't tested if you can still size the image after it has been
attached to the button. Would be very interesting to try that some
time.
Also, it didn't work for me when i tried to declare all the widgets in
the entry
Hi everyone
I thought I would pick up gwt and play around with trying to make some
pretty standard stuff. But, I have been bashing my head on this one
for a bit.
I have a horizontal layout with [button - image - button] and have
managed to make the buttons cycle through a number of images.
Now I
