Hi, > I see. Is there a way to tell OFC2 or the ruby wrapper to return a full > HTML document instead of just a div node? Then you could simply load it > in a qx.ui.embed.Iframe. Thanks for the pointers. Yes, that's possible and that's the way I'm going as of now. Embedding a full HTML in an IFrame did it :) > If not, maybe you could write a wrapper for the > wrapper that returns a complete document. > > If that's not possible you could try creating the Flash object yourself: > Parse the HTML you get from Rails, extract the information you need and > create a qx.ui.embed.Flash with it. I guess the important parts are > "flash_content_EhBeFfP1", which would be the Flash object's id and the > map containing the "data-file" key which you would set by using the > "variables" property of the qx.ui.embed.Flash instance. > Nope, I guess that would be too much hassle, would be like writing a JS wrapper for OFC2 and I'm just not that proficient in JS yet.
> This usually happens when your app's dependencies have changed. Running > generate.py source (or build, respectively) again should do the trick. > Yup, that did the trick. Thanks for the advice :) cheers, skar. -- -- The life so short, the craft so long to learn. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ qooxdoo-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/qooxdoo-devel
