SmartClient Version: v10.0p_2015-08-20/PowerEdition Deployment (built 2015-08-20)
Tested only with Firefox
I've got a progress dialog that is displayed with a single button to cancel the request. This dialog did not have any issues in SmartGWT 4.0, but after upgrading to SmartGWT 5.0, the cancel button is no longer displayed.
I have a PleaseWaitDialog that extends Dialog and does the following:
When it is executed, it shows the dialog as displayed in the attachment OneButton.PNG
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Other dialogs in the software still work with SmartGWT 5.0 for displaying buttons. The only difference I could see was the number of buttons. Therefore, I added another button:
When executed, it shows the dialog with buttons as displayed in attachment WithFakeButton.PNG
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I tried forcing the toolbar to show with a call to setShowToolbar(true), but this made no difference. The only way I was able to show a single button was to create a fake hidden button:
When executed, it shows the dialog with the single button as displayed in attachment WithFakeButtonHidden.PNG
Is there something I could be doing incorrectly for a single button?
Tested only with Firefox
I've got a progress dialog that is displayed with a single button to cancel the request. This dialog did not have any issues in SmartGWT 4.0, but after upgrading to SmartGWT 5.0, the cancel button is no longer displayed.
I have a PleaseWaitDialog that extends Dialog and does the following:
Code:
this.cancelButton = new Button( "Cancel" );
this.setToolbarButtons( this.cancelButton );---
Other dialogs in the software still work with SmartGWT 5.0 for displaying buttons. The only difference I could see was the number of buttons. Therefore, I added another button:
Code:
this.cancelButton = new Button("cancel" );
Button fakeButton = new Button( "f" );
this.setToolbarButtons( this.cancelButton, fakeButton );---
I tried forcing the toolbar to show with a call to setShowToolbar(true), but this made no difference. The only way I was able to show a single button was to create a fake hidden button:
Code:
this.cancelButton = new Button("cancel" );
Button fakeButton = new Button( "f" );
fakeButton.hide();
this.setToolbarButtons( this.cancelButton, fakeButton );Is there something I could be doing incorrectly for a single button?