Hmmm, not sure I ever would have figured that out on my own, Ive only
been doing web application development for about 2-3 months, so this
is all new to me.
You were correct in your assumptions, and that makes sense why the
problem only happens when you "add" a stylename, as using the
"setStyleNa
John,
I'm assuming that by "basic GWT project" you mean a project created
with the New Web Application Project wizard in the Google Plugin for
Eclipse, since that seems to fit with your description. If that
assumption is correct, then you're not looking at a bug at all. The
CSS file created by th
OK so this bug seems to relate to a dialog box, containing a
FlexTable, when you use the "addStyleName" operator rather than the
"setStyleName" operator
If you create a basic GWT project and add the following code just just
after the line which adds the send button into the HTML page
( RootPane
OK, thanks Isaac, Ill try to get onto that tomorrow
On Sep 17, 3:47 pm, Isaac Truett wrote:
> John,
>
> The first step in reporting a bug is to create the smallest possible
> piece of code that reproduces the problem. You can post that code here
> and the group can help you determine if you
John,
The first step in reporting a bug is to create the smallest possible
piece of code that reproduces the problem. You can post that code here
and the group can help you determine if you have a legitimate bug.
- Isaac
On Thu, Sep 17, 2009 at 5:36 AM, John V Denley
wrote:
>
> ive just tried
ive just tried to set the background colour of all my dialog boxes
using CSS and its immediately obvious that there seems to be a bug
with the DIV somewhere, as the background colour is appearing to the
immediate right of the actual dialog box, its exactly the same height,
but approximately 30% wi
