Hi,
is it possible to strike throw a text inside a table-cell?
Thanks
Tobias
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Hi Deepak Raj,
make a extend of qx.ui.table.cellrenderer.Abstract and override
_getContentHtml like I did:
// overridden
/**
* TODOC
*
* @type member
* @param cellInfo {var} TODOC
* @return {var} TODOC
*/
_getContentHtml : function(cellInfo) {
Hello Sebastian,
is is possible that the file qx.core.PackageManager.js was submitted by
accident (R10807 of legacy_0_7_x branch)?
It seems to me that after I updated my qooxdoo framework sources to the latest
revision of the legacy branch, this file causes the following error at runtime:
[...]
SVN is for development. It may possible that not every state of the SVN
is stable. Please be aware this when updating :) The PackageManager is
for a new feature regarding package loading, but this is not compatible
with the old way of generating packages. This is why you can an error
for the
Got it! Thanks for the pointers :-)
Steven
On Fri, 2007-11-16 at 10:14 +0100, Dietrich Streifert wrote:
The cursor is sometimes also named caret. So search for both cursor
and caret.
There is a workaround for the problem documented in the qooxdoo wiki:
Hi,
I am trying to get Horizontal, and vertical scrollbars in a
canvasLayout, if some components are being added (more than of its
size).
The code is as follows,
var main = new qx.ui.layout.CanvasLayout;
main.set({ left:10, top:30, right:300, bottom:100});
main.setOverflow('scrollX');
Did you tried it with scroll? :)
From Qooxdoo API Viewer:
hidden # The content is clipped
auto # Scroll bars are shown as needed
scroll # Scroll bars are always shown. Even if there is enough room
for the content inside the widget.
scrollX # Scroll bars for the X-Axis are always
Hi,
I'd like to use the F1 key in my app to launch a help window. I can
make it work just fine in FF2 (windows) but in IE7 it always brings up
the IE7 help app in addition to showing my qx app's help window. I've
tried various combinations of stopPropagation(), preventDefault(), and
even
