Thanks Jens. Yes I use uibinder, did not know I can register more than one
widget to the same handler method. Will go for this approach.
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> sure you must add keyListener for all TextBox .
> But if you create one method,it 's smart.
>
> example for
>
> private void addListe
sure you must add keyListener for all TextBox .
But if you create one method,it 's smart.
example for
private void addListeners(List textboxs ,Listener listener){
for(int i=0;i:
> Hi,
>
> I have a popup with a bunch of TextBox and TextArea fields. Also 3 Buttons
> like Save, Cancel, Reset.
> For
Do you use UiBinder for the DialogBox content widget? If so you can add
more than one widget to @UiHandler:
@UiHandler({"box1", "box2", "box3"})
void maybeTriggerSave(KeyUpEvent event) {
//check for ENTER and trigger save
}
Without UiBinder the above is equivalent to:
KeyUpHandler maybeTrigge
Hi,
I have a popup with a bunch of TextBox and TextArea fields. Also 3 Buttons like
Save, Cancel, Reset.
For the TextBoxes I would like to trigger the Save action if ENTER is hit
while inside a TextBox (not for the TextAreas).
Would I have to register a KeyDownHandler for all the TextBoxes (whi
