you can use the dev tools eval thing, but you have to guess the right names, since theyve been mangled to prevent java hiding breaking js
frankly i dont even use sdm all that often
depends on what i'm working on though
I wrote a class that has "implements IsElement<HTMLElement>"
inside I have this line:
.add(button().css("ui", "button", "primary", "fluid")
.attr("type", "button")
.on(click, event -> onClickedLogin())
.textContent("Login"))
.attr("type", "button")
.on(click, event -> onClickedLogin())
.textContent("Login"))
this function (onClickedLogin()) is called when the generated code is run on a Firefox browser, but it isnt called when it is run on an eclipse browser
how can this be ?
ie, clicking the button in Firefox works, but not in Chrome
try other events and log, such as mouse over, mouse in/out, etc. just to see if it's getting ANY events
Are you doing DomGlobal.body.innerHtml=... anywhere in the application?
btw GWT 2.9.0
elemento 1.0.3
no events on that button get triggered
this is a login window with 2 text inputs
.on(keypress, event -> GWT.log("keypress")) in the inputs shows nothing in the console as well
as if no events work in chrome
or even registered
I added GWT.log("enter class") in the class constructor where I create the root HTMLElement
it shows
You can inspect what events are registered on the element fro dev tools..do you see the event
in chrome I see this:
how can I tell in chrome if there is an event attached to this button ?
the button is the login button
hmm
so a handler is attached
but doesnt call my code
Try this
Open localhost:9876 then hit clear button ..then back to your application
Open localhost:9876 then hit clear button ..then back to your application
I tried also mvn clean before
it is the attached handler .. just need to figure why it isnt calling my code