I am still having trouble getting gwt and Jquery to work well with
each other. I have a javascript I am trying to call natively:
public static native void callSomeJavaScript(){
divs = $wnd.$("div");
console.log(divs);
}
Now in FireBug divs it shows up as a Jquery Object.
Outside of GWT it shows up as a list of elements (essentially).
Where I get problems is when trying to call certain functions such as
divs.hasClass("foo");
in GWT it complains that this function does not exist.
The other problem is this code is actually in another file and is
going to be used by other non GWT pages:
public static native void callSomeJavaScript(){
div = $wnd.$("div#bar");
foo = new $wnd.FooClass($wnd.$("div.foo"), {text: div.clone().find
('.duplicate').empty().end().html()});
}
and in FooClass:
window.FooClass = function(node,options){
function initialize(node) {
a = $(node).eq(0);
a.hasClass("foo-class");
}
initialize();
}
It breaks on a.hasClass
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