Dear Philippe,
yeah this was the reason and the workaround works as hell! Many
thanks! This saved my fascination for building GWT apps! :-)
But some questions remain:
Why does this only affect IE7? I first thought that it was a bug
originated in the browser specific generated code. But I could
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Hi,
sorry for the delay, but I cannot check it out until tomorrow.
It sounds very interesting and I am total curious!
Magnus
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On Tuesday, February 22, 2011 6:58:58 PM UTC+1, Magnus wrote:
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> Hi,
>
> I could not find anything about "IE DOM explorer". I see the problems
> with IE7, and there is no such plugin.
>
If you cannot or do not want to install IE8 (whose "IE7 mode" is might be
slightly different from a "true
The best way to explore the DOM with IE7 is to open the app with IE8, press
F12, click on Browser Mode and select IE7. Then you can use this "Developer
Tool" panel to explore the DOM.
I was able to recreate the problem in IE7 and I notice that 2 nested divs
have a height of 21px. Setting their
Hi,
I could not find anything about "IE DOM explorer". I see the problems
with IE7, and there is no such plugin.
However, the bad layout does not appear on initial loading, it appears
after switching the stack. It's weird, but I can reproduce it.
I don't see any part of this animation mechanism
Hi Philippe,
go to www.bavaria64.de/bcs and login as "Beaudoin", with the same
password. Open a chess game (I have created one for you) and select
"Chat" on the right.
Thank you for helping!
Magnus
On Feb 19, 6:30 pm, Philippe Beaudoin
wrote:
> Using IE's DOM explorer might help you see what's
Using IE's DOM explorer might help you see what's wrong there... If you have
the app deployed somewhere I could take a quick look.
Philippe
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On Feb 18, 7:50 pm, Philippe Beaudoin
wrote:
> Did you try explicitely setting the CSS height of your ScrollPanel to 100%?
I set the height as folows:
scp.setHeight("100%");
I believe that this results in the appropriate CSS style...
Magnus
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Hello,
I have a StackLayoutPanel, where the content panels are
DockLayoutPanels.
One of these panels contains a ScrollPanel, which contains a
FlexTable. So the hierarchy is as follows:
StackLayoutPanel -> DockLayoutPanel -> ScrollPanel -> FlexTable (in
center)
However, sometimes the FlexTable i
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