If those are your only use cases, I would strongly consider just dropping GWTQuery (before or after updating GWT) and using plain dom manipulation to achieve your goals.
Before updating - com.google.gwt.dom.client.Element has a setId(String) and a scrollIntoView() method. Hiding rows could probably also be achieved with plain Element calls (adding styles or classes).
After updating to something that supports JsInterop and/or Elemental2, you could use those tools to avoid writing JSNI or using the Element class.
On Tuesday, February 25, 2025 at 11:19:54 AM UTC-6 simon....@infoshare-is.com wrote:
I'm trying to upgrade from GWT 2.5.1 to GWT 2.12, and I'm having issues with GWT Query.
The latest published version of GWT Query appears to be 1.5-beta1, which appears to be hardwired to GWT 2.8.0
Is there a version of GWT Query for GWT 2.12, or is there a suitable replacement?
We're using very simple GWT Query actions -
1. Set HTML ID
2. Scroll selected item into view
3. Hide empty rows in table.
Simon
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