So, there in fact was a Scheduler on a popup not stopping after the popup
closes. It's funny though, as the popup is only opened once during startup,
and that's it. But that was causing somehow the issue in Chrome, Safari
handled it well.
Anyway, we've resolved that, and everything is working
Hello,
The GWT RPC mechanism is asynchronous by definition, so you could send the
data to the server, and hide the loading display in the onSuccess method of
the RPC call, triggered when the server is done.
If you really want to push data from the server to the client, take a look
at
Hi,
You need to create your own custom cell, extending AbstractCell.
Inside it's instance, create either one cell or the other, by overriding
the *render* method. Make sure you also call the render method of the
actual cell!
Also, you would need to override the onBrowserMethod and forward the
Hi Jens, thank you for your reply.
I did not know Opera started using V8, things make more sense now! Anyway,
as an act of desperation we have started compiling older revisions of the
code and testing them to see if they show the same behaviour. And we found
one which works normal! So now we
() and onBrowserEvent
from Header?
See https://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=7014#c6for
details of how we did it; I suppose you could package it into a
Header subclass if you want.
On Friday, August 2, 2013 3:06:52 AM UTC+2, Miloš Ranđelović wrote:
I have a GWT
Hi all,
I am working on a fairly complex GWT app, the primary target browser being
an SQLite powered one (with Chrome being the recommended one).
When the application is running idle in the browser, after an undefined
period of time (usually after 1-2 hours) the browser tab in Chrome crashes
Just to note, Firefox or IE are out of the question as the app depends on
the in-browser SQLite database to function.
I've also tried Chromium, but the same thing happens.
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Unfortunately, I cannot edit the subject, but it has gone wild on OS X as
well, so the issue is not limited to Windows only. Will try and do some
testing on Linux.
Anyway, after closely monitoring the system - when you leave the app
running idle, after some period of time the CPU goes 100%,
I have a GWT DataGrid, and a CheckBox in the Header to select/deselect all
rows in the grid.
The code for the CheckBox Header is as follows:
private class CheckboxHeader extends HeaderBoolean implements
HasValueBoolean {
private boolean checked;
private HandlerManager
your css on, of course :-)
2009/4/6 Miloš Ranđelović milos@gmail.com:
Hi,
I'm not sure which HTML do you refer to... ?
On Apr 6, 2:33 pm, alan m alan.jame...@gmail.com wrote:
What's the HTML for this?
2009/4/6 Miloš Ranđelović milos@gmail.com:
Hi,
What's the correct
-end
work so you can actually see the html and css inserted by ajax magic
in the browser.
2009/4/7 Miloš Ranđelović milos@gmail.com:
Well, when I view the source in the browser, I only get the GWT html
page with references to the JS files, so I don't know how to check
Hi,
What's the correct way of setting the image of the
HorizontalSplitPanel splitter through CSS? I've tried several
different methods, none worked. This is what I have currently:
.gwt-HorizontalSplitPanel .hsplitter {
background: #42453D;
background-image:
Hi,
I'm not sure which HTML do you refer to... ?
On Apr 6, 2:33 pm, alan m alan.jame...@gmail.com wrote:
What's the HTML for this?
2009/4/6 Miloš Ranđelović milos@gmail.com:
Hi,
What's the correct way of setting the image of the
HorizontalSplitPanel splitter through CSS? I've
.
If somebody's dev or test box has gwt 1.5.3, but the production server
points to 1.5.1 you may end up with subtle differences that could be a
pain to track down.
I think the only items that I use env vars for are my JDK path, Ant
path and AppServer deployment path.
On Mar 6, 7:48 am, Miloš
Thanks!
On Mar 5, 3:31 pm, Thomas Broyer t.bro...@gmail.com wrote:
On 4 mar, 16:03, Miloš Ranđelović milos@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks!
Window.Location.getQueryString() works perfectly well for me.
There's also Window.Location.getParameter(...) (and getParameterMap)
which parses
Hi,
I am launching a GWT app with passing some arguments via URL, e.g.
something like this:
http://localhost/com.domain.App/App.html?param1=value1
Now, the question is: How can I read the param1-value1 pair from the
above URL? Is that even possible?
Thanks in advance!
.
Or, purhapes, you might want to use a history-token based data instead
App.html#param1=value1
Then the data present could trigger a onHistoryChange, and would be in
the parameter;
public void onHistoryChanged(String historyToken) {
String token = historyToken;
}
On Mar 4, 3:45 pm, Miloš
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