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"java.lang.IllegalStateException: Expected non-empty string. Reference node STRING"
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issue 134
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client side
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touches array seems to be shared between events. Keep in memory the original touch point.
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click event is not triggered at the end.
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the same than jquery
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functions to catch exception in asynchronous ajax calls
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asynchronous blocks. Adding fe() functions and calling then from async methods like binding or queuing, we can notice developers about errors if they set the GWT UncaughtExceptionHandler
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instead of find(). Remove some tags from the returned script before creating new elements
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