Hi Twiz,
You can create your own class by extending TextBox class. And can add
double click event by using sinkEvents() method. And In same class you can
write code you want to write to execute on double click of text box in
onBrowseEvent().
On Sat, Sep 12, 2009 at 10:24 PM, dubes01 wro
Just curious,but where exactly do you see your system.out.println()
output?
If you are using a textfield from gwt-ext, then try something like
textfield.addListener(new BaseItemListenerAdapter(){}) or something
like that and override the click or double click method if one
exists.
On Sep 11, 7:0
it doesnt work too.. onclick or ondblclick it doesnt metter..
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On 11 sep, 11:36, TwiZ wrote:
> Hello, i would like to add double click listener to the texfield. I
> work out sth like this:
>
> txtfield.addListener("onclick", new Function(){
> public void execute() {
> System.out.println("work!");
>
>
The textfield is gwt-ext widget..
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