Hi Rob,
just use css. There is a selector for the first item (class:first-
child). When css3 is acceptable to you, more selectors are available.
An other way may be to give the first option a dedicated class.
However, GWT does not make it easy to do so.
Stefan Bachert
http://gwtworld.de
On 28
On 28 mai, 20:24, Rob Tanner caspersg...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm rewriting some existing apps using GWT and I've come across a GUI
issue. In many cases where I have used a select element as a pull
down menu (only 1 item visible at a time), I leave the first item
empty and disabled. The user
I'm rewriting some existing apps using GWT and I've come across a GUI
issue. In many cases where I have used a select element as a pull
down menu (only 1 item visible at a time), I leave the first item
empty and disabled. The user has to choose a different option and he/
she cannot go back to
I don't know if it is possible to disable the selection of an index
value other than programmatically. You could write a small
ChangeHandler for the ListBox and in the onChange method, check the
selected index of the ListBox. If it's 0, then set it to some other
value like 1. Just a thought.