mouse over tab (TabLayoutPanel) to select

[Weihua]

Dear GWTers,

Is it possible to mouseover a tab of TabLayoutPanel to select it?

Thank you very much!!!

Weihua

[Patrick Tucker]

You mean instead of clicking? There is no reason you couldn't add that capability. It is not out of the box though.

[Chen Weihua]

Yes I meant mouseover instead of clicking. Can you provide some example codes?

Thank you very much.

On Tue, May 7, 2013 at 7:41 PM, Patrick Tucker <tuck...@gmail.com> wrote:

You mean instead of clicking?  There is no reason you couldn't add that capability.  It is not out of the box though.

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[Patrick Tucker]

Instead of using add(Widget, String) to add tabs use add(Widget,Widget).  Your second argument will be a widget that you have added a mouse over handler to that will instruct the TabLayoutPanel to select the appropriate tab by calling selectTab(int) or selectTab(Widget).

[Chen Weihua]

Thank you very much. how to do it in UIBinder then??

Weihua

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[Jens]

Am Mittwoch, 8. Mai 2013 17:08:10 UTC+2 schrieb Weihua:

Thank you very much. how to do it in UIBinder then??

Instead of <g:header>text</g:header> you would use <g:customheader><my:Widget /></g:customheader>

-- J. 

[Chen Weihua]

thank you very much!!

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