Multiple custom Resources doesn't work. about gwtchosen

[jDramaix]

public interface FirstResources extends Resources {
    public FirstResources INSTANCE = GWT.create(FirstResources.class);

    public interface FirstStyle extends ChozenCss{}

    @Override
    @Source("FirstCssFile.css")
    FirstStyle css();
}

and

public interface SecondResources extends Resources {
    public SecondResources INSTANCE = GWT.create(SecondResources.class);

    public interface SecondStyle extends ChozenCss{}

    @Override
    @Source("SecondCssFile.css")
    SecondStyle css();
}

Should work ?

[Shuky]

Yeah, that's exactly what I did. When I open the first view that has a
chosen with FirstResources and then close it and open the second view with
a chosen with Second Resources - than the chosen drop down suggestions
appear on the upper right side of the screen (the chosen box is located
somewhere in the middle of the screen)

If I open the second view first, than it works perfectly....
:/
On Feb 27, 2013 12:24 AM, "Julien Dramaix" [email protected] wrote:

public interface FirstResources extends Resources {
public FirstResources INSTANCE = GWT.create(FirstResources.class);

public interface FirstStyle extends ChozenCss{}

@Override
@Source("FirstCssFile.css")
FirstStyle css();}

and

public interface SecondResources extends Resources {
public SecondResources INSTANCE = GWT.create(SecondResources.class);

public interface SecondStyle extends ChozenCss{}

@Override
@Source("SecondCssFile.css")
SecondStyle css();}

Should work ?

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[jDramaix]

You have to also inject manually the second css (before to call chosen):

//true is important here to force the injection at the time you call the method
StyleInjector.inject(SecondResources.INSTANCE.css().getText(), true);

[Shuky]

10x, I'll give it a try.
Is there a difference between calling the line you mentioned and
SecondResources.css().ensureInjected()? (that's what I'm doing now)
On Feb 27, 2013 9:18 AM, "Julien Dramaix" [email protected] wrote:

You have to also inject manually the second css (before to call chosen):

//true is important here to force the injection at the time you call the methodStyleInjector.inject(SecondResources.INSTANCE.css().getText(), true);

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[Shuky]

Cool, yet works magically!
So why does that work and INSTANCE.css().ensureInjected(); doesn't?

שוקי.

On Wed, Feb 27, 2013 at 9:21 AM, שוקי קפון [email protected] wrote:

10x, I'll give it a try.
Is there a difference between calling the line you mentioned and
SecondResources.css().ensureInjected()? (that's what I'm doing now)
On Feb 27, 2013 9:18 AM, "Julien Dramaix" [email protected]
wrote:

You have to also inject manually the second css (before to call chosen):

//true is important here to force the injection at the time you call the methodStyleInjector.inject(SecondResources.INSTANCE.css().getText(), true);

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[jDramaix]

SecondResources.INSTANCE.css().ensureInjected() will inject the css in the dom at the end of the loop.
StyleInjector.inject(SecondResources.INSTANCE.css().getText(), true); forces the style to be injected at the time the method is called.

Chosen needs that the style is applied before to call it, otherwise a number of dimension computation are wrong.