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> On Tuesday, March 29, 2011 6:14:35 PM UTC+2, Yaakov wrote:
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>> Ok, I'll try to find it. Thanks.
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>> What about #2? How would one accomplish that?
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> I'd go a similar path: copy EditTextCell and make it generate a <select> and
> <option>s instead of the <input type=text> (probably copy some code from
> SelectionCell)
Ok, I see. so, does it mean that you can only customize a Cell one
level down? I.e., if I start producing my own HTML instead of having
GWT do it, I would lose the functionality I would otherwise have out
of the box...
Let me make it a bit clearer with regard to what I am asking...
I would hope that I can have some construct like this:
CustomCell {
@Override
public xxx render(xxxx) {
// Render a label
// Render a SelectionCell
}
}
so, in the pseudo code above, my custom cell would get the
functionality of a GWT Label and of a GWT SelectionCell with all of
its events, etc.
If I were to start rendering using straight HTML, then I would lose
the events that come out of the box for the SelectionCell.
So, is something like that possible?
In fact, I am currently trying to figure out if it's possible to have
CellTable have one of its columns be another CellTable. Are you saying
that this is not possible?
-Yaakov.
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