Hey,
I'm developing a little website.
Now I try to use a MenuBar and it is working fine but there is a little
arrow which shows, that there is a pop up menu. (See attachment)
But I can't click on it.
In tests the all my users try to klick on this arrow because they expected
this would ope
thanks, I have found examples of how to put params after the #page1,
i.e. #page1?dep=Sales
and now the page doesn't reload, the params are accepted and the
vertical menu (stacklayout) is in the correct state!
still have to test in IE ;-)
On Dec 8, 2:07 am, David wrote:
> Anything be
1 I have a celltable with links to page2, if I click on a link
> (Sales)
> it does go to page2, but the page fully reloads and the Vertical Menu
> Panel is in initial state, not on the 2nd group
>
> When looking for examples I saw that I had to put ?dep=Sales before
> the history
ine for the links in
> the menu panel
>
> On page1 I have a celltable with links to page2, if I click on a link
> (Sales)
> it does go to page2, but the page fully reloads and the Vertical Menu
> Panel is in initial state, not on the 2nd group
>
> When looking for examples I
the onValueChange is my menu handler which works fine for the links in
the menu panel
On page1 I have a celltable with links to page2, if I click on a link
(Sales)
it does go to page2, but the page fully reloads and the Vertical Menu
Panel is in initial state, not on the 2nd group
When looking
"I also pass a parameter in the string with href='?dep=blah#page2') "
if any portion of the url prior to the # changes then app will reload
(come through onModuleLoad() again.
I'm not sure if that is what you are doing as I don't see the menu
event handling in your sample
On Dec 5, 8:06 pm, Jav
Sorry, but your question is unclear. Please specify details and an
example scenario.
On Dec 6, 2:06 am, JavaCool4Me wrote:
> Hi,
> I am building a new application with a vertical panel menu, which
> works fine,
> but within some pages I have links to other pages ( which is a history
> token),
> b
Hi,
I am building a new application with a vertical panel menu, which
works fine,
but within some pages I have links to other pages ( which is a history
token),
but I need the vertical panel to slide to the correct group.
The links in the page work fine now, but the panel does not slide.
When I cli
I think there are two options:
- Use Tree instead of MenuBar, or
- Extends the MenuBar then make it expand when init
Hope this help,
KhanhDM.
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Hi
I want a vertical menu, with submenus, which is always "expanded". For
example:
menu_item_1
submenu_item_1.1
submenu_item_1.2
menu_item_2
menu_item_3
submenu_item_3.1
submenu_item_3.2
I'm using "com.google.gwt.user.cl
Anyone has been able to built a vertical menu bar using GWT 2.0?
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Hi,
I'm trying to deploy a Vertical Menu Bar using Menu Bar Widget
provided by GWT using code as follows:
MenuBar fooMenu = new MenuBar(true);
fooMenu.addItem("the", cmd);
MenuBar barMenu = n
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