I am trying to set up links to parts of a large page using anchors, where
the from has href="#to" and the to has name="to".
But it ignores the setName() on the anchor tag. Is this by design for some
reason?
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public void onModuleLoad() {
VerticalPanel vp = new VerticalPanel();
We have a complex GWT web app, and on one of the pages, there is a
DeckPanel. For
some reason, when the DeckPanel switches widgets, IE displays the
"Are you sure you want to navigate away from this page?"
dialog. We are using this dialog when the users really exits the page. This
problem does no
We are using the standard GWT i18n com.google.gwt.i18n.client.Messages
for translations. We are using '' (double apos) for ', but sometimes this
shows
up as '' on the web page. Has anyone else seen this?
Thanks,
Lance
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What is the css style that sets the spacing between the tabs at the top of
a DecoratedTabPanel?
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I couldn't find any information on this. I have an application where the images
get resized using setWidth(), setHeight(). This shrinks the images to the
requested size. I changed the application to use ImageBundle, and the
images come from AbstractImagePrototype.createImage(). But now, the
setWidt
I am trying ot convert my GWT 1.5 project to 1.6. It ran OK in hosted mode
in 1.6, but when I try to compile, I get the error below, in
com.google.gwt.dev.Compiler.
Has anybody seen this before?
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[java] Compiling module com.parvia.builder.Builder
[java][ERROR] Unexpected inter
I need to use ImageBundle with access by the image name, like
myImageBundle.get(imageName);
Is there a way to do this (without writing a series of if statements), like
the ConstantsWithLookup extension of Constants?
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aly made automaticaly when you
> compilewhy do you need to make it yourself?
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> L Frohman wrote:
>> I found a lot of documentation on ImageBundle, but I can't find any on
>> ImageBundleCreator, or how
>> to create the merged image files used b
I found a lot of documentation on ImageBundle, but I can't find any on
ImageBundleCreator, or how
to create the merged image files used by ImageBundle. Can anyone point me to it?
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at, Dec 20, 2008 at 6:41 AM, L Frohman wrote:
Thanks,
my servlet:
public class ThumbnailServlet extends HttpServlet {
private static Log s_logger =
LogFactory.getLog(ThumbnailServlet.class);
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
public
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Subject: Re: images don't show in IE
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> Are you doing some thing like response.setContentType("image/jpeg") in
> your servlet.
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> Perhaps posting some of you servlet might help.
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> On Dec 19, 2:58 pm, "L Frohman" wrote:
>> My
My GWT page displays a bunch of .jpg images, and they display fine in all
browsers, except for IE. The URL for the jpg image is a
servlet that generates the jpg, so there is no ".jpg" extension. In IE, no
images show, either in web or hosted mode. In hosted mode,
I set a breakpoint on an onclick
We have a similar requirement, to have part of our GWT app also run
standalone
on someone's desktop. We haven't done anything yet, except for designing our
app using MVC. We have an GWT view and a batch testing view and will add
other views later.
I saw some posts on PureMVC and PureMVC4GWT (or s
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