Turns out that dong this kind of thing,
now removes the id attribute. I haven't run it through the debugger as well but I have to assume that in 2.5.0 it did not.
I've worked around it by storing the ID in a temporary before, and restoring it after, the above call.
On Thursday, 15 May 2014 09:47:26 UTC+12, Tom wrote:
-- AbstractImagePrototype.create(newImageResource).applyTo(existingImage);
now removes the id attribute. I haven't run it through the debugger as well but I have to assume that in 2.5.0 it did not.
I've worked around it by storing the ID in a temporary before, and restoring it after, the above call.
On Thursday, 15 May 2014 09:47:26 UTC+12, Tom wrote:
Hi
I just moved our project on from 2.5.0 to 2.6.1. Many of our automated tests have failed because the debug IDs have disappeared from images.
We use debugId="blah" in UI Binder templates on Image widgets. This used to result in id="gwt-debug-blah" in the resulting img elements in the DOM. Now it doesn't. The IDs are still present on other widgets, so far it seems only images are affected. Any ideas?
I'm going to investigate in more detail but wanted to post this now so as to discover ASAP if anyone knows anything about this.
Thanks!
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