Thank you very much for this explication. However I had already added
a div id=chart1/div Element into the HTML page to be sure that
it was adding correctly. But I will use your method for the wrapper.
After this I make two different test.
First I used only the JQuery library with a simple $wnd.$
I'm a stupid boy... I forgot to replace ALL $.jqplot() by $wnd.
$.jqplot();
It's an improvement, but now the error has changed by :
com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptException: (String): Improper
Data Array
The table works in a HTML page, so I don't know why not here :/
I'm going to
Finally I think I'm going to try with the JavaScriptObject class,
cause I can cast it in Element object.
public class CallChartView extends Widget implements
CallChartPresenter.Display {
public CallChartView() {
setElement(Element.as(createChart()));
}
I've already tried but it's exactly the same problem.
Here is a part of the error log :
[...]
com.google.gwt.core.client.JavaScriptException: (ReferenceError): $ is
not defined
fileName: http://127.0.0.1:
lineNumber: 4
stack: ()@http://127.0.0.1::4
[...]
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I want to cast a JavaScriptObject to an Element cause I think is the
best solution for the moment. Using the MVP architecture I don't know
how to do that in a different way. If there is something better I will
be interested as well.
About the problem with $, I wrote typeof($) in FireBug's
Hello,
I'm creating a chart thanks to the jqplot plugin, which depends of the
JQuery library.
From the jqPlot website I try to implement the simple following
example :
public native void createChart() /*-{
line1 = [1,4,9, 16];
line2 = [25, 12.5, 6.25,
I created my table with TableElement and for the moment it seems to be
the best way.
The code is a little long and complex but less than the
DOM.createTable function directly.
Do you think the UIBinder is better by using a dynamic table or I can
keep TableElement ?
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Yes I think it's probably the best solution for the big project. So
now I need to learn it ^^
Thanks very much.
On May 30, 7:09 pm, Subhrajyoti Moitra subhrajyo...@gmail.com wrote:
i think one of the mvp frameworks could help.
gwt-dispatch,gwt-presenter, mvp4g.. there are more..
HTH.
Subhro.
Hello everybody !
I'm trying to create a table using thead, tfoot and tbody.
Moreover I have to reuse an existing CSS file. This one is using few
table
properties like thead, tbody, tfoot and others styles name.
So I must create a personalized table thanks to the DOM tree.
First of all, I tried
Hello,
For my project, I would like to create a table in HTML by means of the
DOM tree.
For this, I'm just using the functions DOM.createTable(),
DOM.createTBody(), DOM.createTR()...
However the generated table is an Element type.
Except that I'm using the MVP as a pattern for my application. So
Hello !
For my project, I'm using the MVP pattern and inside my view I need to
create a table from the DOM tree. For this, I just use the functions
DOM.createTable(), DOM.createTBody()... no difficulty for the moment.
But the view in the MVP pattern extends the Composite class, so I need
to init
I'm so sorry I don't know why I have two discussions but the real
discussion is here :
http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-toolkit/browse_thread/thread/7ce36cd0423f5428#
Please reply on the other discussion.
Really sorry.
Thank you.
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Thank you very much, I tried to replace Composite by Widget and for
the moment it seems to work.
I can't use the Grid widget cause I need a Dynamic Table.
Moreover I have to reuse an existing CSS file. This one uses few table
elements like thead, tbody, tfoot et others styles name.
So I must
Oh thank you very much, it seems to work for this moment. I didn't
think to use the Widget class.
Thanks a lot for your help.
But now, I don't know which method is better to construct a table with
the DOM tree. I post the problem here :
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