Using the DBTreeView bean, I get in the browser unwanted dots displayed (between each menu), see attachment. This does not happen in the Smart Client. Anyone seen this or I am the lonely one having this phenomena
can you check it with Chrome’s Developer Tools who adds those dots ?
I debugged it in Safari if that’s also accepted
All these javax.swing.ImageIcon@11939dbc are the dots which are displayed in the browser. See attachment please.
Gabi Boros:
can you check it with Chrome’s Developer Tools who adds those dots ?
so, the icons on the tree are set via media dataprovider;
how does those images look in safari if you just export them from the db into a file, & open it ?
Gabi
If I let generate an SQL statement (SybaseCentral) from one row content, I get the following result, which is ecactly what I write into the the row with my own SQL statement (not a surprise
The code looks like:
INSERT INTO "hades"."menus" ("creation_date","creation_user","detail_form","font","icon","id","menu_id","modification_date","modification_user","name","selection_form","sort_order","tooltip") VALUES('2011-12-27 00:00:00.000','7r',NULL,'LucidaGrande,1,11',,1,NULL,NULL,NULL,'hades.dom.lbl.enrolments.ucl','EnrCandidatesL',1,'')
The icon column ist the “nothing” column, i. e. , after the font column, i. e. ‘LucidaGrande,1,11’
In the browser, it says the 0x, see attachment. Is the dot may be representation of 0x in the browser? And causes no problem in the Smart Client? Could that be? An then the question would be what to enter for an “empty” icon for both, the Web and the Smart Client
Gabi Boros:
so, the icons on the tree are set via media dataprovider;
how does those images look in safari if you just export them from the db into a file, & open it ?
it seems to be an issue in the bean, can you create a case for that ? (and link this thread to it)