@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); layout.onAttach(); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); /* * Attach the event listener in onAttach instead of onLoad so users cannot * accidentally override it. If the scrollable element is the same as the * root element, then we set the event listener twice (once in * super.onAttach() and once here), which is fine. */ Event.setEventListener(getScrollableElement(), this); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); impl.onAttach(); layout.onAttach(); scheduleResize(); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); if (frameName != null) { // Create and attach a hidden iframe to the body element. createFrame(); Document.get().getBody().appendChild(synthesizedFrame); } // Hook up the underlying iframe's onLoad event when attached to the DOM. // Making this connection only when attached avoids memory-leak issues. // The FormPanel cannot use the built-in GWT event-handling mechanism // because there is no standard onLoad event on iframes that works across // browsers. impl.hookEvents(synthesizedFrame, getElement(), this); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); layout.onAttach(); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); Widget parent2 = getParent(); if (parent2 instanceof VNavigationManager) { np = (VNavigationManager) parent2; } }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); layout.onAttach(); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { ChartJs.ensureInjected(); super.onAttach(); draw(); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); /* * Attach the event listener in onAttach instead of onLoad so users cannot * accidentally override it. If the scrollable element is the same as the * root element, then we set the event listener twice (once in * super.onAttach() and once here), which is fine. */ Event.setEventListener(getScrollableElement(), this); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); /* * Attach the event listener in onAttach instead of onLoad so users cannot * accidentally override it. If the scrollable element is the same as the * root element, then we set the event listener twice (once in * super.onAttach() and once here), which is fine. */ Event.setEventListener(getScrollableElement(), this); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); impl.onAttach(); layout.onAttach(); scheduleResize(); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); impl.onAttach(); layout.onAttach(); scheduleResize(); }
/** {@inheritDoc} */ @Override protected void onAttach() { boolean isOrWasAttached = isOrWasAttached(); super.onAttach(); if (!isOrWasAttached) { sinkEvents(ONCLICK | ONDBLCLICK | ONMOUSEOUT | ONMOUSEOVER); update(); addStyleName(resources.notificationCss().notificationShowingAnimation()); } }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); if (frameName != null) { // Create and attach a hidden iframe to the body element. createFrame(); Document.get().getBody().appendChild(synthesizedFrame); } // Hook up the underlying iframe's onLoad event when attached to the DOM. // Making this connection only when attached avoids memory-leak issues. // The FormPanel cannot use the built-in GWT event-handling mechanism // because there is no standard onLoad event on iframes that works across // browsers. impl.hookEvents(synthesizedFrame, getElement(), this); }
@Override protected void onAttach() { super.onAttach(); if (frameName != null) { // Create and attach a hidden iframe to the body element. createFrame(); Document.get().getBody().appendChild(synthesizedFrame); } // Hook up the underlying iframe's onLoad event when attached to the DOM. // Making this connection only when attached avoids memory-leak issues. // The FormPanel cannot use the built-in GWT event-handling mechanism // because there is no standard onLoad event on iframes that works across // browsers. impl.hookEvents(synthesizedFrame, getElement(), this); }