Hi,
I want to unit test what happens when user clicks on button in GWT 2.0
Button has click method but calling it click handlers do not run.
Is there any way to simulate user clicks in UI?
Regards,
Vitaliy S
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Hello,
I faced performance problems when I tried to migrate my application to
new GWT event system for onMouseMove events.
my application uses onMouseMove for dragNdrop and the performance
dramatically reduced after migration.
The problems I see as a reason are:
before we had
public void
Hello,
How to get a width of a column in a FlexTable?
Regards.
Vitaliy S
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On Dec 9, 11:58 pm, yilativs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Hello,
Does anybody know why DOM.eventGetCurrentEvent().getButton()
always returns 1 during MouseMove on FireFox.
Works fine on IE.
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Vitaliy
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Recently I've found out that DOM.setStyleAttribute as well as
getElement().getStyle()
do not work for valid properties. At first I thought that it doesn't
work at all but lately I found out that there are very few properties
for which it works:
Image image = new Image(images/someimage.gif);
