Google Chrome and gwt

[christine clarin]

Hello,

May i know why some of my gwt codes work well for IE but does not work in Chrome? is there any particular widget that I should know wherein I need to add some special/additional line of code in my gwt program to make it work. right now, I'm looking at some of the possible culprits in my code, looking at:

    
HTML procDocReviewLink = new HTML("<a > " + procDocReview.getPdrID() + ": " + procDocReview.getProcDocInfo().getProjectID() + " </a>");
		procDocReviewLink.addClickHandler(new ClickHandler() {
	        public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
	        	IPReS.get().setModuleWidget(new DocumentReview(procDocReview, user));
	        }
	      });

Whenever i call this in google chrome, my code doesn't work anymore. But of course it may come somewhere else. How can i trace this error through maybe chrome itself?

Thanks!

Regards,

Chris

[Christophe Verré]

I can't tell you what's wrong with it, but I would suggest to use the Anchor or Hyperlink widget instead.

[Federico Kereki]

Hi!

I'd also suggest going with GWT's own widgets (instead of directly creating a link in HTML).

As a debugging suggestion, I'd add a Window.alert(...) call in the handler; it might be that the click event isn't handled correctly when it doesn't pertain to a GWT widget.

Good luck!

[Maneesh Godbole]

HTML procDocReviewLink = new HTML("<a > " + procDocReview.getPdrID() + ": " + procDocReview.getProcDocInfo().getProjectID() + " </a>");

Notice the white space in

"<a >"

? Maybe thats the reason.

[Christophe Verré]

Maneesh Godbole wrote:

HTML procDocReviewLink = new HTML("<a > " + procDocReview.getPdrID() + ": " + procDocReview.getProcDocInfo().getProjectID() + " </a>");

Notice the white space in

"<a >"

? Maybe thats the reason.

I think it's just JForum stripping the href part This happens if HTML is not disabled before posting.

[christine clarin]

hello,

Thank you for all your posts, I have tried using GWT widget, hyperlink but it still behaves the same way. also the href tag is already correct (no white space), but still behaves the same in Chrome. I have isolated that this is the only widget in my application that is not working because my trace says that this is the only place where the code is hanging. I really have to find a way on how to make this hyperlink work for chrome too

Regards,

Chris

[Maneesh Godbole]

I feel like an ass to get your problem confused. This will work:

		HTML pseudoLink=new HTML("<a href='javascript:;'>Text to be displayed</a>");
		pseudoLink.addClickHandler(new ClickHandler() {
			
			@Override
			public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
				// Do stuff here
				
			}
		});