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Hi!

I don't think that Tomcat is responsible for this one... ;)
But I had similar issues quite some time ago.

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you mean in Dev Mode, right?

On what browsers have tried this so far?...

Hey,

What kind of Grid are you using? I believe some don't support this.
Or could you maybe provide some code snipped?

Greets,
oxy

Hi there

This looks very interesting! I'm looking forward for your first release.
Is there any update on your schedule?

Can't wait. ;)

Hang in there!

Greets

Hi

I believe that you are looking for something like you see in the Explorer (Demo page). Just search for the class AppView in the samples which you downloaded with the gxt.jar.

Search for the...

The storeRemove should be correct - it's kinda hard to tell whats wrong here without any code ;)

If you could post a test case with an implemented EntryPoint that shows your problem, it would be a...

Hi

Rather than listening to the DualListField itself you should listen to its stores. Here's an example you could use on the TO-store:


toStore.addStoreListener(new StoreListener<MyModel>() {...

Hi babyblue,

Here (http://www.sencha.com/forum/showthread.php?94619-CSS-Button-problem&p=489103#post489103) I posted a little tutorial how I created a custom button with its own style.

Maybe...

Yes, you could try to re-layout your contentpanel.

panelDatos.addText("Nuevo");
panelDatos.layout();
If this doesn't help you would have to post a test case implementing EntryPoint showing the...

Is this button the first one that's created in your app? Any other speciality about this button?

Or did you consider to simply update your app to an other version? Altough I didn't notice a fix...

So I checked the code again, but it seems to be correct. Just tested it again in my project. Workling like a charm... maybe I forgot to post something...

Have you cleared your cache? ;)

Indeed. I'll look again into this.

The difference is, that setStyleName is overwriting all other styles added to this widget. addStyleName is just adding another one.

I managed to do this by creating a new custom Button widget (extending it) let's say MainMenuButton. And change it's baseStyle to "mainmenu-btn" (or whatever you like).


public class...

Do you want to set the background (change the whole button style) or just add an icon?

Nobody any idea? I really need this asap - it's very urgent.

Thanks in advance for your help!

Hi nks14,

It's been a while since you posted this, but maybe someone else has the same problem.

I solved this one by creating an icon using the IconHelper of GXT:
...

Hi Anshuman,

Just do:

MenuItem item = new MenuItem();
item.addSelectionListener(new SelectionListener<MenuEvent>() {

@Override
public void componentSelected(MenuEvent ce) {...

Hi cupakob,

Which version of GXT are you using? Because there was a fix on this problem in GXT 2.1

What you could try is this:

Button btn = new Button("Button1");
btn.disable();...

Hi r4nd7263,

For this just use the Format util of GXT:

String str = "Some<br>text";
str = Format.htmlEncode(str);

Greets,
oxy

Whitch version of ExtGWT are you using? There was a fix on this problem with the version 2.1 -> changelog.

Or you could try to call this manually... maybe this helps.

Button btn = new Button();...

Hi Rajan,

If you are using ExtJS this is the wrong forum for your request. For ExtGWT you should set the SelectionModel of your EditorGrid to CheckBoxSelectionModel.

Like this:
...

Hi Ekambos,

You have to add ContentPanels to the ContentPanel with the AccordionLayout and set the animation on each of them with:

cp.setAnimCollapse(false);

Greets,
oxy

Just tried this and worked like a charm.

Do you have a testcase or a screenshot?

Here's my testcase for this:

public class GxtTestEntryPoint implements EntryPoint {

public...

I'm sorry, this previous approach was completely wrong... :(

Try this one:

CollapsePanel collapsePanel = (CollapsePanel) cp.getData("collapse");

Hope I got it this time... ;)

Greets,
oxy

Try to do it like this:


CollapsePanel collapsePanel = new CollapsePanel(contentPanel, new BorderLayoutData(LayoutRegion.NORTH));
collapsePanel.set...

And set your border settings once again...