Hi all,
This is how I came up with being able to determine if the group
changed or not.
I extended the StackPandel class as the following.
private class sStackPanel extends StackPanel {
public void onBrowserEvent(Event event) {
super.onBrowserEvent(event);
Nope, I wish to know when a user selects another group. The widgets
in the group already have event handlers.
Example
GROUP1
<.>
GROUP2
<.>
GROUP3
<..>
When you first display the stackpandel you se the contents of group1
and group2 and group3 a closed. What I need is when a user
You can add ClickHandlers to the widgets you add to the stack panel.
Would that suit your needs ?
Cheers,
Salvador
On May 9, 12:55 am, "Donald.W.Long"
wrote:
> I am trying to figure out how one get determine when the user selects
> another child. I do not see a way to create an event to when
I am trying to figure out how one get determine when the user selects
another child. I do not see a way to create an event to when the
child is selected it fires, like a button.
Is this supported?
Thanks
Donald W. Long
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