Hi, I have imported a full template. I added the HTMLs as UiBinder and referenced the js and css from the main HTML page. So far it works great.
I am trying to keep the styles outside of UiBinder as most as I can to avoid a hardcoded maintenance. However, I need to handle some events on some components, for example buttons.
PROBLEM: The fact of handling events has the side effect to force me to import the styles in UiBinder when I think they should be separated roles.
My button as it comes from the template is:
<button type="button" class="btn btn-default get">
In order to use the events, I need to create some kind of component, e.g.:
<g:Button text="Submit" ui:field="submit" addStyleNames="{style.btn} {style.btn-default} {style.get}" />
However, this will make me add the styles, as shown bolded above, and therefore use some of the mechanisms available in UiBinder to import them.
I tried a kind of workaround embedding my button in a dummy div defined as DiVElement in my View class but them I wont have a component anymore but a JavascriptObject in the View.
<div ui:field="getItNow"><button type="button" class="btn btn-default get">Get it now</button></div>
I would expect an attribute in the components to allow style definitions being ignored by UiBinder and loaded somewhere else, but it does exist as far as I know.
So, is there any way to work with the events of a component without having to import the styles in UiBinder??
Thanks
-- I am trying to keep the styles outside of UiBinder as most as I can to avoid a hardcoded maintenance. However, I need to handle some events on some components, for example buttons.
PROBLEM: The fact of handling events has the side effect to force me to import the styles in UiBinder when I think they should be separated roles.
My button as it comes from the template is:
<button type="button" class="btn btn-default get">
In order to use the events, I need to create some kind of component, e.g.:
<g:Button text="Submit" ui:field="submit" addStyleNames="{style.btn} {style.btn-default} {style.get}" />
However, this will make me add the styles, as shown bolded above, and therefore use some of the mechanisms available in UiBinder to import them.
I tried a kind of workaround embedding my button in a dummy div defined as DiVElement in my View class but them I wont have a component anymore but a JavascriptObject in the View.
<div ui:field="getItNow"><button type="button" class="btn btn-default get">Get it now</button></div>
I would expect an attribute in the components to allow style definitions being ignored by UiBinder and loaded somewhere else, but it does exist as far as I know.
So, is there any way to work with the events of a component without having to import the styles in UiBinder??
Thanks
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