i would recommend the following approach,
in your AppEntry/ main class define the HistoryMapper something similar to
the following
//default place
final Place defaultPlace = new Home(userName);
// Start PlaceHistoryHandler with our PlaceHistoryMapper
AppPlaceHistoryMappe
OK, so i have that working properly now but im stuck on configuring
browser history. How can i make it so that each of my tabs has their
own browser history so that when i flip to a different tab it will
change to it's previous page without affecting the others.
For testing purposes i created a se
render to the content inside your tab panel. ie. each tab panel has a header
(for rendering the tabs) and a content area. your view should expose the
content area as a widget. Your activity should render to this widget
On Mon, Jul 18, 2011 at 11:06 PM, Mark Wengranowski wrote:
> Thanks! Should
Thanks! Should i be using the content panel that contains the tab
panel or should i somehow create content panels and activity mappers
for each tab panel.
On Jul 18, 10:30 am, "ashwin.desi...@gmail.com"
wrote:
> Mark,
>
> I think you should be able to achieve it using places. Try to have an
> add
Mark,
I think you should be able to achieve it using places. Try to have an
additional property in your place, lets say location which would tell you
which tab the user clicked. Now pass this value to the activity/ Delegate
which drives your view. Based on the location render the contents.
Regar
Hi Everyone, im looking for suggestions on the best way to implement
places in the following scenario.
I have a main content container which contains a dynamic tab tanel:
i.e. you can have have up to 3 tabs open at once with different pages
in each, tabs can be closed/opened.
When i use the goto(
