Connector between tow widget get shifted below about gwt-links HOT 15 OPEN

Meta tag for standard mode already set in HTML page

Hey ! Have you try to test it on a real IE8 and a real IE7 ?

Compatibility mode is sometimes shitty !
I will take a close look at it.

I have tested it on IE8. But same issue persist.

try to run gwt-demo available in the sources.
is this example work for you ? http://gwt-links.appspot.com/

http://gwt-links.appspot.com/ does  not show any links.

When I create demo project using source available in source and run it in IE 8 
still link does not get connected properly.

Attaching screen shot for your reference.    

hi all,

I have the same problem with my demo also 

Hello

I am also facing the same issue. I would appreciate it greatly if you could 
provide a solution for making this work with IE 8.

Thanks in advance.

i'll take a look at it quickly !
if any of you have the beginning of a solution, tell me ;)

I would appreciate it greatly if you could provide a solution for making this 
work with IE 8.

Thanks in advance 

Are able to take look this problem. I would appreciate greatly any help on this 
issue. 

Thanks in advance 

i tried to fix it for IE8 bug i cant find the problem. i keep searching
you can browse the source code to find how to fix that

Thanks for reply. Is Demo application working properly on you machine with IE 8 
browser? 

no it doesn't

I am seeing the same issue in Chrome (18.0.1025.162) on Linux

The IExplorer problem is in the ClassnameContainerFinder class.
Try to override with this. I developed this "patch" and work fine in.

package com.orange.links.client.utils;

import com.google.gwt.user.client.DOM;
import com.google.gwt.user.client.Element;

public class ClassnameContainerFinder implements IContainerFinder {

    private static final String PARENT_CLASS_NAME = "dragdrop-boundary";

    @Override
    public boolean isContainer(Element element) {
        String classNames = DOM.getElementAttribute(element, "class");

        if ((classNames == null) || (classNames.isEmpty())) {
            classNames = element.getClassName();
        }
        return classNames.contains(PARENT_CLASS_NAME);
    }
}