Thanks. :)
Am 07.03.2011 um 22:52 schrieb sub:
> Hi Martin,
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> Done!! -> Bug 4746
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> Cheers
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Hi Martin,
Done!! -> Bug 4746
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Hey,
this sounds like its worth an enhancement report in our bugzilla. In the mean
time, if you are using a store, you can easily use the delegate and set the
"manipulateData" method which could parse all data and convert the ISO strings
to date objects.
Best,
Martin
Am 21.02.2011 um 23:23 schr
I misunderstood getCurrentTimestamp. It requires the return of the object,
not Date.
Thanks for the explanation, I will focus on native JSON ISO format
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Hi Martin,
The current system supports serializing QX objects to a JSON string notation
using the ISO standard for dates (qx.util.Json).
But serializing in the opposite direction - a JSON string notation into QX
objects (qx.data.marshal.Json) does not attempt to process string literals
in the ISO
Hey,
> First of all thanks for really great work. Earlier I used Qt with
> QtScript, and I think I just re-invented the Web browser.
Thanks for the great feedback. :)
> Could you tell me what Date format for JSON is used now?
> I download RpcExample and found something like this:
>
> result: {
Hi to all.
First of all thanks for really great work. Earlier I used Qt with
QtScript, and I think I just re-invented the Web browser.
Could you tell me what Date format for JSON is used now?
I download RpcExample and found something like this:
result: {
now: "MAYBE ISO"
jsonDate: "ISO,
I suspect you've hit the nail on the head, Derrell, the call_date
value is quoted in the return data. Had it shown up as a literal "new
Date(...)" after being evaled on the client side, I probably would
have figured this out. It was quite late both nights I looked at
this, and it took me a while
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 23:35, Patrick Paskvan wrote:
> Hello List,
>
> >From what I can tell from the documentation and qooxdoo code, qooxdoo
> is simply evaling the json return value of an RPC call. In order to
> pass a date from the server to client and have the client
> automagically turn it
Pat,
On 03/23/2010 04:35 AM, Patrick Paskvan wrote:
> Hello List,
>
>>From what I can tell from the documentation and qooxdoo code, qooxdoo
> is simply evaling the json return value of an RPC call. In order to
> pass a date from the server to client and have the client
> automagically turn it in
Hello List,
>From what I can tell from the documentation and qooxdoo code, qooxdoo
is simply evaling the json return value of an RPC call. In order to
pass a date from the server to client and have the client
automagically turn it into a javascript date object, we should simply
use "new Date()" a
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