Chrome & Safari Compatibility

2009-05-12 Thread Blessed Geek
Is it true that GWT is not qualified to work on Chrome and Safari? (Having previously been on quality engineering, the term "qualified" I use carries a certain industrial sense.) I created a site with tabs, where each tab is associated with a panel. And the panels respectively display documents f

Re: Chrome & Safari Compatibility

2009-05-12 Thread Blessed Geek
Rather, it is more accurate to say that I set the absolute distance of the panels 90px from the top of the root panel - to make room for page logo and header text. --~--~-~--~~~---~--~~ You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "Goog

Re: Chrome & Safari Compatibility

2009-05-12 Thread Ian Bambury
I've never had any problem getting GWT to work in Chrome, but it is true to say that Chrome (and to a lesser extent Safari) are the most fussy especially when it comes to heights and widths (and one or two known issues like the size of Courier New). Some working (or rather, not-working) code would

Re: Chrome & Safari Compatibility

2009-05-12 Thread Salvador Diaz
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/1.6/FAQ_GettingStarted.html#Browsers_and_Servers It should be noted however that this doesn't mean that "GWT is not preferred to be deployed on Chrome or Safari" just that there will probably be some layout differences. There are almost always workarounds fo

Re: Chrome & Safari Compatibility

2009-05-12 Thread Vitali Lovich
Safari is supported AFAIK. Chrome would be too since it is Webkit like Safari, although I don't know how much QA effort goes towards it - probably minimal for three reasons: 1) it uses the same engine as Safari 2) it has minimal browser share 3) it's Google's browser that they want as standards

Re: Chrome & Safari Compatibility

2009-05-12 Thread Vitali Lovich
Difficult to determine the issue without the CSS & some sample code, it's difficult to guess at the problem (might be a quirks issue). On a side note, just to clarify that you explained yourself correctly, hosted mode browser is only IE on Windows (at least until GWT 2.0). Mozilla on Linux. Saf

Re: Chrome & Safari Compatibility

2009-05-13 Thread Michael
Well, we also noticed that Safari/Chrome requires more attention when programming application, things that works perfect in IE and Firefox may fail in Safari and Chrome, but I agree that css may often be the reason. However javascript is really much more faster than in IE and Firefox. We did not p