Closed joseluisq closed 8 years ago
I am going to check this out, thanks for reporting.
It seems that inbox does not use a real placeholder but rather a label which it hides/shows. I think manually triggering some event on the div should probably do the job but I did not find which one yet.
Maybe someone familiar with the GWT framework would know what to do here?
It seems that inbox does not use a real placeholder but rather a label which it hides/shows.
Yes, this uses a label
like placeholder.
I think manually triggering some event on the div should probably do the job but I did not find which one yet.
If you try to resize the window the placeholder disappears.
I think that you could trigger resize
event for label
that placeholder can be hidden.
If you try to resize the window the placeholder disappears. I think that you could trigger resize event for label that placeholder can be hidden.
Thank for the tip about resizing, I could reproduce it by firing the event programatically. I am going to see how I can integrate these kind of cases cleanly.
@joseluisq Thank you very much for reporting and for the resize
trick.
This should be fixed in 0.1.1, please give it a try!
The only case which will not work is:
as the window resize
event is only triggered on the first change.
I do not think this should be a problem, so I think I will leave
this as it is to avoid triggering events for no good reason.
Cool :+1:
Tested in Google Inbox.