Hi,
I want to fire a popup when i click in an iFrame and get the target element
in order to recover his id. Why the ONCLICK event don't work ?
The ONLOAD work perfectly.
Thanks
Code Sample :
package com.exp.client;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.DOM;
import
Yeah, I know about the Frame element but I don't know how to edit the head
and body areas inside of it or pass it HTML to fill itself with.
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So I found this
link http://bealetech.com/blogs/sean/2010/01/embedding-html-document-iframe-gwt
and I got it to work using these functions:
final IFrameElement iframe = Document.get().createIFrameElement();
FlowPanel innerBox = new FlowPanel() {
@Override
protected void onLoad
and the example without a line of JSNI :)
but be aware of same-domain restriction when retrieving reference
iframe's content.
public class IframeStyleExample implements EntryPoint {
public static StyleElement addStyleSheet(FrameElement frameElement,
String
Thanks! This looks awesome! I'll give it a try. I never would've understood
enough on how GWT interacts with the DOM to do this myself, but this'll be a
very educational exercise for me. Thanks again!
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I'm wondering how I can create and iframe with GWT and inject some
style type=text/css body{background-color: red;} /style type
of stuff into the head and then inject a bunch of divs into the body.
I don't need to be able to link to them at all or apply any handlers,
so I would think this would
