[by Colin Alworth]

At a glance, it appears your sort order is backward - how are you sorting, and have you tried specifying the opposite order?

[by Colin Alworth]

We've made a change in SVN that should fix this issue - if there is a sort object in the store that matches one of the existing columns, that column should now be decorated with the sort indicator....

[by Colin Alworth]

A bug for this has been fixed in SVN as well as nightly builds and will be available in the next release.

[by Colin Alworth]

Cells are designed to be drawn more than once, such as per-row in a grid or per-node in a tree. In a field, they are drawn exactly once, and directly map to the elements that are present in that...

[by Colin Alworth]

I'm not sure what wrap=off is - based on https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/HTML/HTML_Elements/textarea#attr-wrap, off isn't a valid value, only soft or hard. Which browser are you expecting...

[by Colin Alworth]

As always, if an issue is urgent, please open a support ticket so we can try to help more directly. This will also enable you to share aspects of your application that you seem to not want to share...

[by Colin Alworth]

At a glance, this looks like a basic JSNI question, but without more context it is hard to be sure.
https://developers.google.com/web-toolkit/doc/latest/DevGuideCodingBasicsJSNI

If you want to...

[by Colin Alworth]

What does this mean? The html structure of the table *contains* the data - if it didn't, then nothing would be rendering that content.

The only thought I have about why it might not work is that...

[by Colin Alworth]

One thought then - can you confirm that this same bug happens in other browsers? If so, I think we've got it licked.

If not, could you try one of the latest nightly builds from support.sencha.com...

[by Colin Alworth]

Thanks, I definitly can confirm the issue with the simple entrypoint with latest in SVN, but haven't attempted with older versions yet to confirm the regression.

[by Colin Alworth]

Can you verify that this works in the latest (support only) release of GXT 3.0.4 at http://staging.sencha.com:8080/examples-3.0.4/ ? Our OS detection changed to properly support 'unknown' OSes.

[by Colin Alworth]

I'm having trouble reproducing this so far - here are my steps to reproduce:

* Navigate to http://staging.sencha.com:8080/examples-3.0.4/#ExamplePlace:buttons
* Click on the "Menu" Button to...

[by Colin Alworth]

We're working on those guides to try to help make that learning curve more manageable, but a sufficiently powerful system that is compatible with the GWT HasWidgets or HasOneWidget is also going to...

[by Colin Alworth]

Thanks for the additional information, this will hopefully help to refine my suggestions, but without a test case to reproduce, there are still a few possibilities.

Using a VerticalLC should *not*...

[by Colin Alworth]

We've made a comprehensive set of changes, modifying the behavior of setMaximum/setMinimum, setSteps, and setInterval to try to make them more predictable and reliable. These changes are in SVN and...

[by Colin Alworth]

http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?259043

[by Colin Alworth]

It is hard to say without seeing the setup/code, but with these assumptions, it should be working:
* BorderLayoutContainer gets a size (either explicitly, or from a parent)
* ContentPanel is...

[by Colin Alworth]

We've added sort handlers in the Tree - it should redraw as the TreeGrid already does. This fix is in SVN and the nightly builds, and will be available in the next release.

[by Colin Alworth]

I'm marking this as fixed for now, as the issues discussed in my last post have been fixed, and I haven't managed to get any more details yet on an IE-specific issue. This fix is in SVN and the...

[by Colin Alworth]

Assuming a relatively recent version of GWT, look at SafeHtmlUtils.fromString(String) or htmlEscape(String), depending on if you need a SafeHtml object for GXT 3 grid or a String for GXT 2. GXT 2.3.0...

[by Colin Alworth]

Sorry, I might not have been clear. That is not an optimization unless you create lots of widgets at once but don't attach them to anything until later. Unless you are in that situation, it makes...

[by Colin Alworth]

Glad to hear it! We're going to add a discussion of Composite vs IsWidget vs ResizeComposite, but haven't fully scoped it out yet - your input helps, we'll definitely make a note of that.

As you...

[by Colin Alworth]

Here is a quick workaround to try, that gets closer to the heart of the matter. This is closer to how the actual fix will be done, though the actual fix will probably defer creation of the substitute...

[by Colin Alworth]

Right. That's why my comment was about in my original post:


public void spriteRenderer(Sprite sprite, int index, ListStore<Data> store) {
...

[by Colin Alworth]

Layout data is indeed required - a Grid doesn't make sense without a height being assigned (and 100% is assigning a width), but the default in this case is to ask the child how much space it needs....