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2010/2/16 Mahmoud Abou-Nassif
> Relax: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN0MpBQG3-E
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That is the question I felt like asking as well, Dalla.
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... And how would the code example look if it was done the way you describe
in your first paragraph?
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5. EditContactPresenter empties container and adds his own view object*
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Hmm.. maybe I should be a bit more specific? :}
When I study Google's Contacts example I see for example the following
flow
1. User clicks add contact button
2. AddContactEvent is added to eventBus
3. AppController reacts upon this event and adds "add" to the History
4. AppController reacts u
Looking so much forward to read the answers to this issue :) I am totally
stuck in a similar situation...
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Hmmm... would be so nice to see some more code examples :) Anyone? :P
Thanks,
Stine :)
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Hmm... let's say I have a MainPanelView.ui.xml containing...
Tab A
Tab B
... and a TabAView.ui.xml containing...
Click if you like tab A:
... and a TabBView.ui.xml containing...
Click if you like tab B:
..
Yup, I would have found that very useful as well :) The way to something
pretty seems endless without the default CSS... Well, maybe you can use this
as a start:
.gwt-TabLayoutPanelTabs .gwt-TabLayoutPanelTab {
cursor: pointer;
color: black;
font-weight: bold;
text-align: center;
This is what you will probably see with barHeight 50 and no CSS:
*HTML* header Custom header
able
... and when you click on "Custom header" you will see:
*HTML* header Custom header
baker
Not that that is very pretty! ;D And actually I do not find it easy at all
to supply some CSS that make it
Hello :)
My suggestion is to increase the barHeight number...
Cheers,
Stine
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*Sigh* - nt working for me!! :8 How come this is just so easy to
everybody else?! :D How do you guys manage to get a complicated ui.xml not
only containing plain HTML tags together - maybe even without any help from
a DTD? Well, maybe I should just wait until Google is more filled up with
nice
Aha - found the help entry! Thanks! ;D
Now I only have to locate the DTD!!! Any ideas?! :]
Thanks and sorry for all the stupid questions,
Stine
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Thanks a lot for your input, Sebastian!! :)
I know it might be basics for you guys, but could you maybe please explain
to me how I configure a DTD in IntelliJ? :}
One of the reasons that I have decided to avoid TabLayoutPanel is that the
panel does not come with a default styling... have you foun
I can see that there is a section named...
Use in UiBinder Templates
... for some classes (eg. TabLayoutPanel)... but what about the rest? :}
Please heeelp!
Thanks a lot,
Stine
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... ehm... is there no way I can make my Intellij IDEA help me filling in
the allowed elements in my ui.xml file?! :}
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Hi :)
My guess is that you have not included the necessary CSS? The layout panels
of GWT 2 do not come with a default styling...
I have spent a lot of time being frustrated about this fact! ;D And it was
also the subject of for instance this thread:
http://groups.google.com/group/google-web-tool
They are... as they show up when the label is non-empty :) Well..
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Yup :) Except that I have a bit of a problem making the icons show up on the
tabs ;D
I am trying to make it work with...
private Label image = new Label();
private String inStyle = "blob";
private String outStyle = "blib";
... and...
.blib {
background: url(../images/emotion_unhappy_sma
But the example from the JavaDoc does not tell me how to make more complex
tabs...
Thanks a lot for your codes, Mariyan still I find it difficult to create
a UI without it becoming a big mess ;)
Thanks,
Stine
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But is TabLayoutPanel not the new TabPanel? :/
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Hmm... let me see... is something like this at all a right approach? :]
public class Test implements EntryPoint {
public final void onModuleLoad() {
TabLayoutPanel mainTabs = new TabLayoutPanel(40, Style.Unit.PX);
mainTabs.add(new HTML("Page A"), new MyTab("images/a.jpg", "Tab
I must be stupid... I simply don't get how I do it!!! >D At least not
without having my code end up as a big mess and mixture of objects and plain
HTML... hmm...
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... first issue! >D How can I use a TabBar in connection with a
TabLayoutPanel? :}
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Thank you, Deanna :) I will follow your advices right away and see were it
takes me! I might be back!! ;)
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Hello Dazza :) Ehm, I am afraid I cannot find anything similar in my
Intellij IDEA :/ But that is no guarantee that it is not there! Hmmm...
Thanks for your input!! :)
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Yup, I am just using a link elem! Will do some research on ClientBundle and
CssResource right away though! :P Thank you so much for the tip! :)
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Would be so nice to know if I am the only one who does not know how to avoid
a restart of development mode every time I make a change in my CSS file.
:}
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Sounds great with a book!!
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Yup, I read that somewhere, thanks :) I have included a...
http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd";>
But that really does not help me with all the styling! :8
To style for instance a TabLayoutPanel I only find a subset of the relevant
style classes in the JavaDoc don't I? What about t
Aha - THANKS!! :)
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Hmm... I find it totally frustrating that I have to restart development mode
to see any change I make to my style sheet!! :[ What am I doing wrong?? How
do you do it??
Thanks a lot,
Stine
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... well, apparently it has to be styleName="{style.test}" ... that is not
what I got from
http://code.google.com/intl/da-DK/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideUiBinder.html#Hello_Stylish_World
All my other issues mentioned above are still unsolved though ;D
Thanks,
Stine
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> How come that when I add a style thingie to my ui.xml file
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... more precisely it happens when I add the class="{style.test}" to the
label ;)
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*Sigh* - this is up hill!! :8
How come that when I add a style thingie to my ui.xml file
.test { background-color: pink; }
Tab A
Welcome to A :)
... and also I have bit of a problem doing the UI binding stuff in my
Intellij IDEA!
... the text within ' ' is in red? :/
Thanks,
Stine
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Thanks a lot for all your inputs!! :) I have decided to start with just
plain GWT... not that that is not challenging enough!! ;D
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The most frustrating is that all this CSS invention seems so obvious to
everybody else!! ;D
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Hmm... wonder what other developers do they just avoid using the new
panels from GWT 2.0 maybe? :) Or is there a secret place where some default
styles can be fetched? ;D
Know that this post is not really asking anything new... hmm ;)
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Looking very much forward to the default styles :) To me the way to even
just a sample application seems endless without them... *sigh*...
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Hehe ;D - you are doing pretty good yourself as well!!
Yes, I have learned that I can find the relevant style class names in the
JavaDoc :) But what if I don't want to start completely from scratch in
styling those GWT 2.0 panels? :}
Thanks again,
Stine
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But what about the new panels introduced in GWT 2.0? They are not on that
page, are they? :/
Sorry, if I am a bit slow here! :8
Thanks,
Stine
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Hmmm... what if I would like the style of the panels displayed in the
documentation? :}
http://code.google.com/intl/da-DK/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideUiPanels.html#LayoutPanels
No easy way to acchieve that?
Thanks and cheers from the Newbie ;)
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Yes, thank you - actually I just found the style classes in the JavaDoc
myself! 8)
A bit different issue: do you also have to restart development mode
completely to see CSS changes you make? :)
Thanks a lot for your very usefull input,
Stine
2010/1/12 julien.dram...@gmail.com
> no they are no
Okay :) ... But to me it was not that obvious how to construct the names of
the relevant style classes...
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It indeed helped!! :) Thank you so much!!
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Hello again :) It would be fantastic if you could maybe attach a few more
words to this:
"SmartGWT is a javascript wrapper - which
means you don't get the advantages of the compiler, browser specific
code compiles, code elimination, and runAsync (code splitting)."
... I am not sure I understand
I will take a look right away - thank you!! :)
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Famous video? :)
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Hm, okay! :) Thank you for your answer... what you are saying is that I
should only have to empty my chache then? :P
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