for
layouts and formatting.
The best practice is supposed to be using DIVs+ CSS.
I have looked into this in the past and found that there are a lot of
debates, but no conclusions.
However, majority of the people are pro divs.
Any particular reason why GWT uses tables?
Regards,
Shrivallabh
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available for hooking android apps with Request
factory?
I have read that requestfactory-client should help us do exactly that.
Any pointers will be immensely helpful.
regards,
Shrivallabh
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available for hooking android apps with Request
factory?
I have read that requestfactory-client should help us do exactly that.
Any pointers will be immensely helpful.
regards,
Shrivallabh
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Folks,
I have 2 modules - A and B.
I have a set of tabs as a part of module A.
tab 5 contains and iframe.
The contents of the iframe are loaded from module B.
I need to find a way to refresh the contents of tab 4 from within the
iframe in tab5.
It should be somethings like
1. Get my parent.
is the fix?
Regards,
Shrivallabh
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Folks,
It looks like only chrome is setting the correct value.
Regards,
Shrivallabh
On Nov 21, 5:48 pm, Shrivallabh shrivall...@gmail.com wrote:
Folks,
I am using com.google.gwt.user.client.ui.FormPanel to submi a
multipart request
uploadForm.setEncoding(FormPanel.ENCODING_MULTIPART
