wData != null && !viewData.equals(value)) {...
On Mar 6, 1:44 pm, Josh K wrote:
> I've got a layout with 2 cell tables in 2 different composites and you
> use a menubar to switch between them. Each table has different rows
> and the rows "move" between the tables by changing
Does anyone have any feedback? I've been working on this for hours and
haven't made any progress. Everything else works exactly as it should.
I'm beginning to think this is a bug of some kind.
On Mar 6, 1:44 pm, Josh K wrote:
> I've got a layout with 2 cell tables in 2 d
I've got a layout with 2 cell tables in 2 different composites and you
use a menubar to switch between them. Each table has different rows
and the rows "move" between the tables by changing items in a
selection cell.
On one page, you assign a ride to a car by picking a car number out of
a selectio
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> On Feb 23, 9:56 am, Josh K wrote:
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> > don't like how I implemented it. It wasn't hard, but everything I've
> > wanted to do in GWT s
dea of how to fix it. I'll be
alright without code, just don't even know how to get around this. I'd
hate to have to stick an internal SortHandler at the end of each
composite.
On Feb 14, 12:19 pm, Josh K wrote:
> What I was getting confused about doing it this way though is if I
Can you provide an example? I understand what you're saying but I
don't know how to code it. I've got a celltable and so I would add
what to it to say "when you click the header for this column, sort"?
On Feb 14, 10:18 pm, Y2i wrote:
> If your AsyncDataProvider can keep all database rows locally,
I think I'm wanting to use both a ListDataProvider and an
AsyncDataProvider for a CellTable. I want to use the AsyncDataProvider
to keep my rows and database in sync when someone makes a change to a
row, and I want to use the ListDataProvider to sort the rows locally
(I don't want to make a server
parator); // Sort descending.
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> Thanks,
> John LaBanca
> jlaba...@google.com
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> On Mon, Feb 14, 2011 at 12:53 AM, Josh K wrote:
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I've been developing an application in GWT that has data I've been
displaying in a CellTable. I've set it up with a few TextColumns and a
few EditTextColumns. I've got it set up to where if someone changes
the data in an EditText cell, it sends an asynchronous request to the
database and updates th
