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Button.STYLE_LINK

shubha thirthahalli
1 decade ago Mar 02, 2010 10:05pm

Hi Joonas,
I tried the same example as this, but my application for some reason not recognising the style for the button at all, b.setStyleName("link") or b.setStyleName("Button.STYLE_LINK") is not working as intended. Please help.

Thanks

Last updated on Mar, 3rd 2010
Kim Leppänen
1 decade ago Mar 03, 2010 6:31am

shubha thirthahalli: I tried the same example as this, but my application for some reason not recognising the style for the button at all, b.setStyleName("link") or b.setStyleName("Button.STYLE_LINK") is not working as intended. Please help.

Define the STYLE_LINK without quotes, like this:

b.setStyleName(Button.STYLE_LINK);
Last updated on Mar, 3rd 2010
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Jouni Koivuviita
1 decade ago Mar 03, 2010 9:55am

Button.setStyleName("link") should work equally well as Button.setStyleName(Button.STYLE_LINK).

Be sure that you do not call setStyleName again for the same button later, that will replace all previous styles. You could use Button.addStyleName instead.