I have had the same problem with loading Images in my code. Try
searching the forums or issue tracker for "__targetSrc", as this is
the name of the attribute set by my environment. I moved on by
creating a wrapper method for Image that uses .setURL(path) and
DOM.setElementAttribute(Image.getElement(), "src", path); Based on my
experience with the ImageBundle implementation, I wouldn't go hunting
around your code for a bug thats causing this behavior. Good luck
> IE is buggy. __pendingSrc is a GWT-specific workaround.
> Specifically,
> if you create 10 image objects, all pointing to the same image, the
> proper behaviour for the browser is to download this image ONCE.
> IE downloads it 10 times. This is, in a word, BAD.
> GWT works around it by not actually initializing images (=setting up
> the .src property) until any other images with the same url have
> completed loading. (IE will grab an image from cache if it has been
> fully loaded already).
> GWT keeps track of the src it's trying to become with __pendingSrc.
> If you're having trouble loading the image you appear to be doing
> something strange. Possibly the first load somehow gets an error
> message, but subsequent loads don't. At any rate, your bug is
> elsewhere.
> On Sep 13, 10:36 am, Eduard Dudar <Eduard.Du...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Hi GWT community!
> > I have a trouble with loading images under IE browser. Sources for
> > images are existent and images are valid, but IE shows only empty
> > squares with colored figures.
> > I've intalled ID dev toolbar and drill down into HTML code generated
> > by GWT js.
> > Here is what I've seen in code:
> > <IMG class="gwt-Image" __eventBits="229501" __widgetID="6"
> > __pendingSrc="http://xxx.png" />
> > Searching across the google gave me nothing in topic of
> > "__pendingSrc".
> > But! When I manully added "src" attribute to <IMG> tag I received:
> > <IMG class="gwt-Image" src="http://xxx.png" __eventBits="229501"
> > __widgetID="10" __pendingSrc="http://xxx.png" /> and images correctly
> > shows on screen.
> > In Java-GWT code I use only Image widget.
> > Could pleaswe anyone say what going on here?