> yes, you are right, on ff 3.6 and safari 5 it did not work for me, but on
> good old ie6 it works.
OK, you have confirmed the problem ...
> if you need the pdf, send me a short notice
You are so kind! But that won't be necessary.
As a die hard Unix/Linux user for many years, I put on m
yes, you are right, on ff 3.6 and safari 5 it did not work for me, but
on good old ie6 it works.
if you need the pdf, send me a short notice
best, dom
2010/12/1 Kenneth Jacker :
>> try these links:
>>
>> [ Complete URLs deleted. -khj ]
>
> I have tried them. The pages are displayed as ex
in GWT MVP apps generated by Roo,
the way ProxyPlace and ProxyListPlace are implemented,
result in oddly looking URLs.
aside from the aesthetics, it reveals the underlying business object
and full package name.
take for example these history tokens :
#ProxyPlace:org.springsource.roo.extrack.clien
I used the web.xml to map all the URL's to the same JSP page, had that one
page be the standard GWT loading page, and then used the URL (obtained from
Window.Location) to put the page (panel) I wanted onto the root panel.
Nick
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 8:48 AM, Mike wrote:
> What I do in my apps i
What I do in my apps is to support both hashed and "pretty" urls.
So my apps go the same state when launched as http://domain.com/page/1
and as http://domain.com#page/1
When user navigates the app I use the hash urls and History object (as
to not reload the pages). However sometimes it's nice/nee
> try these links:
>
> [ Complete URLs deleted. -khj ]
I have tried them. The pages are displayed as expected. I can see
the content in my browsers.
> works fine for me
*Printing* works "fine"?
If so, I'm puzzled. Which browser(s) are you using?
Thanks for your comments,
-Kenneth
hey,
try these links:
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideMvpActivitiesAndPlaces.html
http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCodingBasicsHistory.html
works fine for me
best dom
2010/12/1 Kenneth Jacker :
>> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuid
> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCodingBasicsHist...
> http://code.google.com/webtoolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideMvpActivitiesAnd...
Does anyone know how to print the above?
I tried both Firefox and Chrome, but the printed content is either
missing or "garbled".
Thanks,
-Kenne
Most GWT applications use the # (hash) to change between states so
that they do not have to reload the entire page to change views. In
which case, you could change your URLs to the following:
1) domain.com/appname#login
2) domain.com/appname#familyManagement
3) domain.com/appname#userManagement
I
Hi All,
We have an enterprise app done in GWT 2.0.3 and SmartGWT 2.2 which has a
few screens, login and a few CRUD screens. We would like to have nice URLs
for the same, one each for all the pages including login.
Eg :
1) http://domain.com/appname/login for the login Page
2) http://domain.com/
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