you have to provide full qualified url, so in your case it should be:
tableLeft.setWidget(index, 0, new HTML("text"));
br,
On 21 Jul., 12:42, Thomas Broyer wrote:
> On 21 juil, 03:55, Lu wrote:
>
> > Hi,
>
> > After getting a bunch of urls from the sever side, I want to dispay
> > them in the
On 21 juil, 03:55, Lu wrote:
> Hi,
>
> After getting a bunch of urls from the sever side, I want to dispay
> them in the format of hyperlinks on the client side. In this case, I
> didn't use history at all so I choose to use 'new HTML()'.
>
> tableLeft.setWidget(index, 0, new HTML("text a>"));
How about using "Anchor" widget?
Prashant
On 21-07-2010 07:25, Lu wrote:
Hi,
After getting a bunch of urls from the sever side, I want to dispay
them in the format of hyperlinks on the client side. In this case, I
didn't use history at all so I choose to use 'new HTML()'.
tableLeft.setWidget(
Hi,
After getting a bunch of urls from the sever side, I want to dispay
them in the format of hyperlinks on the client side. In this case, I
didn't use history at all so I choose to use 'new HTML()'.
tableLeft.setWidget(index, 0, new HTML("text"));
If I do like this, the address of url will beco