It's showing up in the GWT group topic listing for me.
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This is weird. I can't search for this topic and it doesn't show up in my or
in pieceovcake's activity log but the direct link still works. What am I
missing here?
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On 20 December 2010 21:03, Max Jonas Werner wrote:
> You're a lucky guy that you can use this feature. ;-)
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> Cheers!
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You're a lucky guy that you can use this feature. ;-)
Cheers!
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html5 solution worked like a charm, thanks
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It's called "placeholder". If you don't have a requirement that it works in
all browsers, then HTML5 has an attribute for that (which actually has its
origins in WebKit, HTML5 is only standardizing it), called… placeholder!
So you can use myTextBox.getElement().setPropertyString("placeholder",
"
Hi pieceovcake,
yes, we're using sth. like you've mentioned a lot in our application. It
looks sth. like this:
...
private TextArea _ta;
...
_ta.setText("placeholder");
_ta.setStyleName("textarea-placeholder");
_ta.addFocusHandler(new FocusHandler() {
@Override
public void onFocus(final
Has anyone added a watermark to a textbox?
On first view the textbox shows a message e.g. letting the user know what to
enter into the textbox.
Once the placed the cursor inside the text box the water mark vanishes.
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