Does anyone else that uses SectionItem have an issue with the actual graphic for the SectionItem showing up?
I am using the newest versions of both GWT and SmartGWT. In addition to that, I also have the isomorphicDir variable set in the template html file.
The typical behavior of the lack of isomorphicDir causes the image files for things to just not show up completely. This behavior is different. They are initially not loaded, however upon clicking in the implied location of the section headers, they will load. They are just not initially loaded.
What is ever weirder is the fact that this is not an issue in Firefox, but only IE and the built in browser used by the hosted mode within the GWT eclipse plugin.
I have used Fiddler2 to try and debug any errors. I am unable to locate any errors in Fiddler2, but this may be partly due to my unfamiliarity with Fiddler. When I sent the request in Fiddler, I can see a circle with a slash through is signifying there is an error, but the actual response object is the correct html file. This leads me to believe that the javascript is failing, but I am unable to see anything.
Any help would be much appreciated.
EDIT: SOLUTION/WORKAROUND Found.
all of my SectionItems were being placed in a DynamicForm. By simply calling the .redraw method of my DynamicForm object, the Section Headers were rendered.
I am using the newest versions of both GWT and SmartGWT. In addition to that, I also have the isomorphicDir variable set in the template html file.
The typical behavior of the lack of isomorphicDir causes the image files for things to just not show up completely. This behavior is different. They are initially not loaded, however upon clicking in the implied location of the section headers, they will load. They are just not initially loaded.
What is ever weirder is the fact that this is not an issue in Firefox, but only IE and the built in browser used by the hosted mode within the GWT eclipse plugin.
I have used Fiddler2 to try and debug any errors. I am unable to locate any errors in Fiddler2, but this may be partly due to my unfamiliarity with Fiddler. When I sent the request in Fiddler, I can see a circle with a slash through is signifying there is an error, but the actual response object is the correct html file. This leads me to believe that the javascript is failing, but I am unable to see anything.
Any help would be much appreciated.
EDIT: SOLUTION/WORKAROUND Found.
all of my SectionItems were being placed in a DynamicForm. By simply calling the .redraw method of my DynamicForm object, the Section Headers were rendered.
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